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settled in New Haren, Connecticut, representing the two latter places in the state 
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Tue proprietors. of the .Llementary Spelling Book, believ- 
ing that a selection of words in polite and popular use in this 
country, would be favorably received as a sequel to that widely 
circulated work, and aware that the compiler was long engaged 
in assisting in the revision and republication of the American 
Dictionary, the great work of his lamented father’s life, have 
requested him to undertake the following compilation. 

Their design has been to furnish elementary and other 
schools with a vocabulary of words in popular and frequent 
use, without encumbering the work. with hundreds of words, 
either scientific or obsolete, and which are of no practical im- 
portance to children till maturer years and acre advance- 
ment shall make them useful. 

The object aimed at by the compiler has been to arrange, 
as far as practicable, the words embodied in the Elementary 
Spelling Book ; to define each word intelligibly, but with brief 
simplicity, avoiding the use of synonyms as much as possible ; 
to note the accent, to express each quality of sound by char- 
acters, and toobserve a strict conformity with the orthography 
of the revised American Dictionary, in 2 vols., royal 8vo. 

Subjoined, is a list of several hundred of the most usual 
names of individuals of both sexes in this country, and a list 
of words of variable erthography, in which the spelling is cor- 
rected by rules. This table may be useful to those who are 
disposed to adopt a uniform and’ systemized orthography. 

The present edition having been thoroughly revised, the 
vocabulary enlarged to about twelve thousand. words, the defi- 
nitions extended, and the whole re-stereotyped, the compiler 
respectfully presents it to the public, with the hope that it 
may in some degree subserve the great interests of education, 
and that the son may meceive a share of that favor which has 
been so long and so justly bestowed upon his father. 

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Commendatory Notices worth Hexding. 
Norruampron, Mass., January 25, 1846. 
Wm. G. WessteEr, Esq. “ 

Dear Sir: Your little work has fallen into my hands, and I have 
looked it over with much interest. It seems to me to be just sucha 
work as was greatly needed in our primary schools. It is hardly ex- 
travagant to say that the great business of school education is to acquire 
a knowledge of words and of their accurate and precise signification ; 
for, he who knows all the words in his native language, and understands 
the precise meaning of each word, has at command all the knowledge 
of which his language is the vehicle; and I regard it as a wise educa- 
tional measure to begin, at the earliest practicable period in the process 
»f education, to make children acquainted with the exact meaning of the 
words which they learn to spell. 

When I remember how often I spelled over the long columns of words 
in the spelfing-book of my childhood and youth, not one fourth part of 
which I knew the meaning of, and consider what an immense advantage 
it would have been to me, if I had been trained as thoroughly in defining 
as I was in spelling those words, I can not but rejoice for humanity’s 
sake, and, in behalf of the cause of education, thank you for the excel- 
lent service you have done that cause; and my rejoicing is enhanced by 
the hope and belief that this little work, bearing the venerated name of 
WEBSTER, will be universally received into the schools of our wide- 
spread couniry. For, I regard that man as eminently a benefactor to 
my beloved country, who, by his true and acknowledged excellence as 
a laborer in the cause of education, shall send the same elementary 
spelling-book into every primary school in the Union; thereby making 
us a people of one tongue, and almost, by necessary consequence, a peo- 
ple of one heart. _ Very respectfully, yours, 

; SYLVESTER GRAHAM, 


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GENTLEMEN: I am now able to inform you that your book (Web- 
ster’s Speller and Definer) has made a decidedly favorable impression on 
the teachers of the Normal School. It will be used forthwith, and I 
trust experience will confirm our favorable opirtion. 

Truly and respectfully yours, ' FRANCIS DWIGHT. 
ne Che 

A New Scnroont Boox.— While the country is almost inundated 
_ with new works, designed for the use of schools, of greater or less pre- 
. tensions to merit, it is not always upon examination that tnose about 
| which most is said, are most worthy of attention and patronage. We 
have before us a new work, which, upon a careful perusal, has our un- 
qualified approbation. It is a ‘‘Speller and Definer,” or a Sequel to 
Webster’s Elementary Spelling Book. It may be used with decided ad- 
vantage both as a spelling-book and dictiondfy. If this work shall at- 
tain the success to which its merits entitle it, it will outlive a multitude 
of ephemeral publications, as the spelling-book which it is designed to 
accompany, has already done. It needs only to be known, to be appre- 
ciated. — Jamestown Journal. 


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‘THE TEACHER'S GUIDE FOR PRONUNCIAT 


EXPLANATION | 
OF THE POINTED LETTERS OR GHARACTERS USED 


WORK AS A GUIDE TO THE TRUE PRONUN.. 


CIATION OF WORDS. 


Pointed Consonants. 


€, ©, as in eat, cart. 
Ch, ¢h, as in machine. 
G, g, as in gem, gesture. 


S, %, as in wise, miser. 
Fh, th, as in thou, thus. 


Long Vowels. 


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IN THIS 


A eR sO. 5 tl, oe, Y 


Examples. 


a, as in ate, bate, fate, ereate. 

é, as in bé, méte, coneréte, revere. 
1, as in bite, mice, write, unite. 

6, as in €one, tone, before, adore. 
, as in eure, pure, assure, endire. 
y, as in by, dry, apply, defy. 


Promiscuous Examples. 


A, ii, as in fiir, ciir. — I, i, as in bird, stir. 

A, a, as in fall, eall. O, 6, as in lase, prove. 
A, a, as in what, was. 6, 6, as in dove, love. 
EK, e, as in prey, whey. O, 0, as in book, wolf. 
U, u, as in full, pull. 

I, i, as in Inch, pin. U, u, as in wse, wnion. 


1, 1, as In marine. 


Directions for pronouncing words. 


The accented syllable of words is deter 
by_this ‘mark feo" 


When the mark of accent immediately follows 


a vowel, that vowel is longs as in a’ble, 
defy’. 


mined 


fa’vor, 


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6 EXPLANATIONS. 


The long vowel sound is designated also by a 
mark over the letter, as in ace, béet, mice, old, 
rude, Pivenue : 

When the mark of accent follows a consonant, 
the preceding vowel, if single and not pointed, is 
short ; as in ab’sence, defend’, construct’. 

When the mark of accent occurs after a syl- 
lable that contains a pointed vowel or a diph- 
thong, that vowel or. diphthong has) its proper 


abound’. | | 
A double accent (”) before ce, ci, and ti, indi-' 
cates that these letters are pronounced like sh, 


pronounced testa’shus, vish’us, tuish’un.: | 


cates that these letters are pronounced. with a. 
close articulation ; as in lin’ger, min’gle. 
Silent letters are printed in italics. 


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ABBREVIATIONS EXPLAINED. 


sound ; as in dr’dor, debir’, adjoin’, abéve’, avow’, | 


A double accent also between n and g indi- | 


a. stands for adjective. vt. stands for verb transitive.* 
adv. .**.. adverb. V2. ‘‘ verb intransitive. | 
conj.,** conjunction. pp. ‘*.. perfect participle. 
Ne ‘¢ noun. ppr.  ** _ present participle. 


prep. ‘* preposition. pron. ‘* pronoun. 


anterj. ** interjection. plu. “plural. 


* The compiler has preferred to use the terms adopted by his 
father, as more accurate and comprehensive: the transitive verb de- 
noting action or’energy, exerted on some object, or in producing 
some effect, as the wind propels a ship; and the zntransitive verb de- 
noting ‘simple being, or existence in a certain state, as lo be, to rest, 
or denoting action which is limited to the subject, as he sleeps. 

«The common distribution of verbs into aclive, neuter, and pas- 


sive, is very objectionable. Many of our neuter verbs imply action 
in a pre-eminent degree, as to run, to fly; and the young learner 
can not easily conceive why such verbs are not called active.”— 
Dr. Webster. 


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AMU 


book, dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


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¢ adv. Loudly; with much 
’ n. The rst etter in the 
al pha, Greek alphabet. 


al’ pha bet, pevtenAg of any 
al’ t er, vt. To change ; to make dif- 
a. That may be al- 
al ter ea” tion; %Comtoversy:s, 
gene ~ " 
, a, One after another ; 
al tern’ ate, “arn lip 
n. Choice of one 
al tern’ a tive, 7; iro fines. 
rere pe < 
, A salt i 
al um, tg 0 ma ac 
a mal’ gam ate, %),7°™*""" 
a miiss’, soll heap up; to accu- 
am’ a tive ness, *;  bicpensiy 
a. Relating to love, or 
Tt wile to confound ; to inne 
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a MAZe’, isi 
n. Wonder; ad- 
a ma’ zin 2, sume aston- 
am’ @ ZON, ¥oman 
n. (See Embas- 
UR sador.) 
am’ ber OTIS, ». A fragrant drug. 
am’ bi ent. *: Surrounding ; com- 


al’ tar.” : . Place where offerings are 
y aid 
al’ ter a ble, eae 
al’ ter ed pp. Changed ; made dif- 
= y) 
by turns. 
Ps n. Highth ofa place ; el- 
al’ ti tude, 
aman u en’ sis, % 27" & 
am a tetr’ > A lover of the arts. 
causing love. 
a maze’ ment, salentiont 
n. A rare a warlike 
am bas’ sa dor, 
9 passing. 


Obscurity; doub- 
am bi gu’i ty,{; meaning. 4 bie 
am big’ u ous, seu. aie g 
am bi” tion, * pate; deste: 
am bi” tious, $i a. Aspintng ; proud ; 
am/’ bi tude, n, Circuit ; compass, 


vi. To move easily; to pace ; 
am’ ble, to trip. a? 


am’ bling, " ere moving ea- 
am. bro’ Sla, tia plane, food of 
am bro’ sial, 4, f7287ant +) dell: 
am’ bus cade, 7. vt. To lie in wait 
am’ bush n. A sh RNY position 


’ on. The sum fotal 
a mount 9 whole result, 


am pu ta” tion, sone | 


§ for troops. 


vt..To improve; 


=—yr 2 
a mél JOF ate, to make better. 
a mél ior a” tion, ™ rrr’ 


ment. 
@ MeN’, adv. Be it so; verily. 


a me’ na ble, a. Answerable to; 


. responsible. 
a men ’ wi. To reform; to grow 


9 better. 

a mend’ ment, fcoveiy 
amends’, fasion tn 
a men’ i ty, *; Agreeableness of 


situation. 


¢ vt. To punish by fine or 
amerce, penalegt 


a merce’ ment, fff 
am’ e thyst, ni A violet-colored 
a’ mia ble, a. Pleasing ; worthy of 


love. 


a’ mr a ble ness, ». Loveliness. 


am’ i ea ble, $,qgay Peer 


am’ i cable ness, food mill. 
WV v. Among; in the mid- 
yt phe apr act 
v. Improperly ; wrongful- 

a miss’, {@ 


n. Love ; friendship ; har- 
mony. 


Mili 
isgeae o ni” tion, { stores. - ye 
am’ nes ty, 4 ote . Act of general par- 

on 
am’ or Ous, «- Inclined to love. 


am’ i ty, 
a mount, Sad meaner to ie 
; the 


a. Living in ei- 


am phib’ 1 ous, ther air or water. 

am’ ple, «. Large ; diffusive ; liberal. 

am’ pli ate, ? sta - enlarge ; to ex- 
>t 


n. Enlarge- | 


am pli fi ea’ "tial, or 


vt. To enlarge; to ex- 


CRE biee hor 
am pli fy § tend ; to exaggerate. 
am’ pli tude, {, n. Extent ; capaci- 


adv. ‘hehe liberally ; co- 
am’ ply, fiousiy. 


am’ pu er) vt. To cut off a limb. | 


am’ u let, ° = ae noes worn % 
a muse’ ’ vt. rag entertain ; to divert. 
a muse’ ment,’ ¥° te fades 32 pas- 


a mu’ sing; spr ; pleas- 


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bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


an ach’ ro nism, %,,27°" ™ 
an’ a or am, n. Transposition ~of 
a nal’ Oo oi Ze, s. sete explain by 
a nal’ o gous, ¢,iavng.emlos 
a nal’ Oo gy, pi Rasemidaaee ; rela- 
a nal’ y sis, fsrinoits pats. 
an’ a lyz e, tive pa reore to primi- 
an’ ireh, n. Author of confusion. 
an’ are L y 9 oar pa LS 
a nath’ e mii, B Amercieracy 
a nat’ oO mist, Sater in 
2 nat’ ra mize, oh ee moper an 
a nat’ o my, eaietd aed se 
an’ ces tor, es de a pred- 
an’ ces try, n. Lineage ; descent. 
an’ hor, Keep vessels attest. 
an’ chor age, 3a" © 
an ' cho ret, % n. “ recluse ; a her- 
an cho’ vy, nA small fh ad 
an’ cient, i old times; long 
and’ i ir on, ‘ an was! used 


” 
an sler, angle, or rod and line. 


” : English; relatin 
an gli €an, to the English pinion: 
“oli cize, 


vt. ‘To change into 
; English. 
an” eri ly, ate. In an angry man- 
an” gry, a. Provoked; enraged. 
” n. Great and excessive 
an ’ guish, pain of body or mind. 
a. Having angles or 
an” gu lary Comers. 
an im ad ver’ sion,”; oP" 
¢ vt. To reprove; 
an im ad vert’, icici. 


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aria 


an’ mal, * 


ran’ kle, 


an’ ee dote, eerie story or in- 
an ew’, § i Over again ; repeated- 
an’ xel, m A pies ee spirit ; a divine 
an gel’ i i€, aby an angel ; heav- 
an” ger, Shean: resentment ; dis- 
ani” gle, Sanonireerssi ines 


n. One who fishes with an. 


ee body endowed with 


n. A very little 
animal. 


ani mal’ gale: 
an’ i mate, 


liven. 


an’ 1 ma ted, § + ;_ uivelny ise 
an i ma” tion, Satine We, ani- 
an i1mos’ i ty,% Extreme hatred; 


and leg. 

an’ nal ize, ds Bh i a to write 
an’ nals, na La wis ae digested 
an néal’, 7,1 temper, glass; 
an nex’ vt. To unite; to add; to 


9 connect. 
n. Act of con- 


an nex a” tion, necting ; union. 
an ni’ hi late, vt. To annul; to 
an ni ver’ sa ry, (aie" & 
an NOUNCE', Ciare;'to prociaim.. 
an noy’ vt. To injure; to disturb; 


to 


9 to molest. 
n. That which vex- 


an noy’ ance, es or annoys. 
an’ nu al, sat’ coming once 
an nu’ i ty, n. A pou allowance 


for life. 
’ wt.To abolish; to repeal; to 
an nul 9 make void. 


an’ Oo dyne, *;; n. serene to allay 


4 vt. to canes or rab with 
a noint ayer 


a non’, adv. Quickly ; soon ; shortly. 
a non’ y mous, ei Withowt | s 
an’ swer, icy reply; a confuta- 
A table ; 
an’ swer a ble, Soko rn 
An i. 
an tag’ o nist, ti auveray. 
an te ce’ dent,-«. Going before. 
an’ te date, oap date before the 
an te’ ri or g. Going before ; prior 
? to. 
an’ them, n. A holy song or hymn. 
an’ ti ehrist, _ ey opposed to 
an tic’ 1 pate, Hind wim 
CRY 
an tip a thy, sion or dislike. 
an ti q u e’, a. Old-fashioned; an- 


cient. 


an ti q’ ui ty, n. Former ages ; old 


times. 


hs, ae > 


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vt. To give life; toen- 


n. The joint between the foot. 


destroy ; to repeal.- 


n. A natural aver. |§ 


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waren no ee es 


APP 


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book, dove, full, use, ean, chaise, #em,, thin, thou. 


n. A a iron block used by 


an’ vil, ect 
anx i’ e ty, mn. Solicitude of mind; 


uneasiness 
~ a. Having solicitude or 


anx’ ious, concern. 
a pir’, Sh Anco ee 
a part’ ment, 24,70 
a p’ a thy, n- Want of feeling or sen- 
a pe’ ri ent, pening. Pe"? 
ap’ er ture, n, An opening ; a gap. 
a’ p ex, es or top or summit of a 
a pol’ O gize, wi.(¥o plats for ; to 

O sy, - et defense ; an ex- 
a pos’ tle, sa Lie gobbet lies. 
ap p all’, io Bad beni ; to frighten ; 


ap pa ra’ tus, n. Furniture ; tools. 


Plain; evident ; 


ap par’ ent, ¢ certain. 
ap pe é@ eal’ vt. To refer to another as 


; eet Act of: bei 
ap pear’ GROG sag 


’ vt. To quiet ; to pacify ; 
ap pease 9 to still. ast 


y vi. Tocome or be insight; 
ap péar 9 to be visible. 


ap pel la” tion, Gress; s‘iame. 
ap pend’ AGE, ». A thing added. 

ap pend’ ix, Tadiion'mades 
ap per tain’, iis to one 
ap’ pe tite, n. wha aoe fd a for 
ap-plaud’, to commend 
ap plause’, oipressea 
ap’ pli eant, n. One who applies. 

ap point’, 7 ie aloe gage to set- 
ap’ po site, a. Fit suitable ; adapt- 
ap pre” ciate, % yee 

ap pre hen i ef ee arrest ; to 
ap pre hen’ sive, Ssicicus 
* ane bound toa 


vi. To draw near. 
vt. To come near to. 


ap proach’, | 
ap pro’ pri ate, +, Siac '0: 


sya! vt. To allow of; to be 
ap prove 9 pieased with. 


Liked; exam- 


ap pr ov’ ed, ff ined ; tried. 
ap prox’ i mate, %%,,/° °™° 


near. 
¢ adv. Seasonably; oppor- 
ap ro pos 9 tunely ; to the purpose. |j 
apt, a. Fit; ready; quick ; qualified. 
t 
apt’ i i tude, n. Tendency ; fitness ; ' 


disposition, f 
a quat’ i€, a. Living in the water. 
{ 
aq’ ue du et, CMT rie for; 
a’ bape ous, a. Watery ; like water. | 
aq’ ui line, curved. | 
a. Suitable for plowin or | 
ar’ a ble, tillage. . : 
dr’ bi ter, n. An umpire ; a judge. 
cop pee .. a. Despotic ; abso- 
adr’ bi tra LYs jute; unlimited. 
co? Le vt. or vi. To decide ; to 
ar bi trate, determine ; to judge. 
air’ bor, n. A bower ; a shaded seat. 
* n. A long arch, or contin- 
4 eye 9 an me arches. | 
vt. To b or cover wit 
ar ch 9 arches, 


} 
| 


arch’ ed, Pp. 01 or a. Formed like an 


direh an’ sel, n. A chief angel. 
; rah’ n. A principal bish- 
iirch bish’ op, 3,4” 


se , n. One who uses or shoots 
arch’ er, With's bow. 


anely er: yy p20" She means 


ar eh’ i ite et, "r.One who designs 


ireh’ i teet ure, fjcienee of 


reh’ ives, %,,Recordss place for 
arch’ ly, adv. Wittily ; with shrewd- 
ness. 

arch’ ness, “ei “[shrowdneaes sly 


a. Northern; lying toward 
aire’ tie, the north. ‘ 


dr’ den CY, n. Eagerness; zeal; 


Peripeapgen al a 
co uel. a. EKager; ze ous ; ec- 
ar dent, totdte: 

ar ’ dor, n. Zeal; warhith'; affection. i 


ar ‘du ous, a. Difficult ; laborious. 
’ x; n. Open surface ; superficial 

a re ay contents of a thing. 

’ x «On. The space for combatants 

a re na, in a theater. 


ar’ gent, a. Like silver; white. 


s*50/ opizp vi. To reason ; to dis ute ; to 
dr’ SUE, aerate. 3 


| 


ar’ n. Controversy; de- 
ar gu ment, bate ; subject. : 


Sr 


ARS 


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bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


ar "ad, a. Parched up with heat ; dry. 

a right’, t och ie pyy without mis- 
a rise’ ; 
a rith’ me tie, 


vi. “7 rise up; to mount up. 


n. The science of 
) numbers. 
nm. The vessel in which Noah was 


art 5 saved; a chest; a coffer. 
ee vt. To furnish with weapons of 
arm, offense or defense ; to fortify. 


air ma’ dii, ». A large fleet of ships. 


n. A Jand or naval 


arm’ a ment, force. 
arm’ fu : ~— much as the armcan 
drm’ is tice, fics; atuce. 


n. A bracelet ; a small arm 


ee , 

arm let, Paes sea. 
fen for tl 

5rm’ or, neg sive arms for the 

arm 0’ rl al, a. Pertaining to arms. 


arm’ Oo ry, tg A place where arms 


are kept. 
n. The Loldow under the 


arm’ pit, shoulder. 


ar S, 2. Weapons of war ; hostility. 
=e n. A large body of armed 
ar my, troops.” : 

’ ss mn. The fragrant quality of 
aro ma, plants. 
ar o mat’ 1€, @. Fragrant ; spicy. 

r wt. Toawake ; to raise up; 

a rouse 7 to excite. ' 


arr aig n’ 5 vt. To indict ; to accuse. 
’ vt. To place in the prop- 

ar range 9 er order. 
n. A putting in 


ar range’ ment, 2.a¢? 
| ar’ rant, « Wicked ; notorious ; vile. 


ar’ ras, n. Rich tapestry or hangings. 


aay vt. To dress ; to put in order 
ar ray 9 for battle. , 
= ’ vn. The part of an account 
s vt. To seize; to stay; to 
arr est 9 obstruct. j 


| ar riv’ al, n. The coming to a place. 
ar rive’, ae see f 
1 ? 

ar’ FO ZANCE, Fae; insolence. 
ar’ ro gate, 


vt. To claim unjustly ; 
to boast ; to assume. 
I ar’ row, noi weapon. shot from a 


n. A magazine for snitie 


ee 
ar se nal, tary stores. 


n. A heavy poisonous 


OES save o ‘ 
ar Sé€n 1€, wineral. 


n. The crime of house-burn- 


ar’ SOM, ing vet 


‘ar tie’ u lar, 


art, f. amals skill ; cunning ; dex- 
erity 


ar te’ ri al, sh maleng, to the arte- 
ain OOTY, Rasenet carry se tie 
art’ ful, trouse artificial ; 
art’ ful ness, %)°%"s* Bt 


ar’ ti ‘ele, ®: A condition ; a stipula- 
ion. 


dex- 


a. Pertaining to the 
joints. 


ar ti ro u late, an "i | words 
drt’ 1 fice, #jmrane trick; art; 
art if” i cer, Rane eee 
art i fi” cial, tatu, 7 "°t 
ar til’ le rist, af skilled in 


ar til’ le ry, n. Cannon and other 


arms. 


eleva- 


‘Obliquely ; side- 


art’ i san, n. An artist ; a mechanic. 
art’ ist, * a —_ in arts ; a skill- 
Art’ less, pecker acy art or guile; 
as Cond’: home ie. ae a 
as cend’ ant, 7,78": 

as cend’ en CY, Syaaskee 
as’ cent, naar, of rising; an em- 
as cer tazn’, ake "Torcoesulishs 
as cet’ i€, alain y 5 ie person ; sf 
as €rib’'a ble, Spagrn ee es 
as efibe’s eiaeaeen aft 
a sham’ ed, a. Abashed ; confused. 
ash" €85 Toms aa tweed’ men, Tt 
ash’ y; q Fale; ash- colored ; like ash- 
a si id e’, ~ oa from the rest ; to: 
disk, - jor gaa ; to seek; to claim, to. 
as kance’, %2%.. 

asl ant’, adv. On one side ; obliquely. | 
a slope’, ee aalt with de- 
as’ igh n. Look ; air; appearance. 
as per’ i ty, 2. Roughneaseer 


4 vt. To slander ; to calum- 


as ppc sion, alu j Censure j 


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book; dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


n. One who aspires ; a 


as pe rant, Candidate. 
vt. To pronounce with 


as’ pi rate, ; a full breath. ee 
¢ vi. To aim at; to pan - 
as pire: 


3 ter. 
a. Desiring eagerly; 
as pir’ ing, ambitious ; aiming at. 
‘as satl’ vt. To attack violently; to 


9 assault. . Bs 
as sail’ ant, Disceet 4 R Sct 
as sas’ sin, ate who kills by sur- 

vt. ae waylay ; to 


as sas’ sin ate, shurder. 


vt. To attack with vio- 


aS sault’, lence. 
as say’, 5 vi. To attempt ; to endeavor, 
as sem’ blage, porters. 

. Po call or bring 
as sem’ ble, vt 


together. 

, n. A company ; an as- 
as sem’ bly, f.tviee 
as sent’, vi. To agree to; to yield. 
’ wt. To affirm confidently ; to 
as sert 9 maintain. on 
as ser” tion, xg ppeiine eclara- 
¢ vt. To charge with a certain 


as SESS , sum, as a tax. 

as sess’ ment, ph de od levied 
AS SESS’ OF, Gi gutesson, | 
as’ sets, >Ronordston ts 


as sev’ er ate, jf,30 7m Post 


as si du i ty, ina? 
as sid’ U OUS, stantin application 
as sig n’, out or oie cial? as 
as sig nee’ 9 roan po} 
as sign’ ment, (ander of ule.’ 
as sim’ i late, vt. To make like. 


as sim 1 la” tion, {inhi 


sat’ vt. To succor; toaid; to re- 
AS SISt’, jiéve. 


as ‘sist’ ance, 2.041%} help 
as So” ciate, Lach bolapens. " 
as so” ciate, ocean | ge 
as So cl a” tion, 7,Vgions Pat 
pe bowt, carers 8 Whe 
as sort’ ment, aA yaxinty of ar- 
as suage’ ; os Ep henson ; to pacify; 


AS SUA’ SIVE, @. Mitigating ; mild. 
ite sume’, peat ab) a bind ne ga 


as sum’ ing; { a. ee a haugh- 


as sump’ “tion, Sen > Sone to 


as sur’ ance, n. Certainty; confi- 


dence. 
as sure’ 5 vt. To assert confidently. 


as sur’ ed ly, adv, Undoubtedly ; 


certainly. 
n. The figure *, used in 


as’ ter isk, Printing 

asth’ may disease of te hanes. 
as ton’ ish, found. o surprise ; to con- 
as ton’ ish ing, firange 
as ton’ ish ment, marie 
as’ tral, a. Pertaining to the stars. 


adv. Out ef the right way ; 
a stray Spent SP 


adv. With the | art ; 
a stride’ ‘ tea 1 the legs, ap: 
as trin’ gen CY, fracting. 
as trin’ gent, ; ute Maite seine that 
nm. Art of foret ili 
as trol’ 0 Sy, by the stare ak 
as tron’ o mer, 2.005 ue 
as tron’ o my, fiestas 8° 
as tute’, a. Shrewd ; penetrating. 
adv. In tw t - 
a sun’ der, Sruily. 0 parts ; sep 
, tection ; 
a sy lum, ae 8 of protection ; a 
a’ the 1sm, ». Disbelief of a Goa. 
a’ the ist, mA. disbalioves in God’s 
a thirst’, a. Wanting drink ; thirsty. 
ath let te, Pps: Pope; 
91 
a thwart’, ae Guage ath 
at’ las, n. A collection of maps. 
at’ mos phére, f,2 06.0, 7" 
at’ om, n. A minute particle. 


% 2 Clnsiati f ate 
at om’ i¢ al, pot htcsye ing of a 
a tone’ vt. To make satisfaction ; to 


9 expiate. 
n, Agreement ; ex- 


a tone’ ment, fitPr 
a tro” CiOUS, a; outrageous, 
a troc’ ity, 


n. Power af con- 


n. Great wickedness ; ; 
enormity. 


= 


“AUD 16 AVE. 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


at tach’, vt. To lay hold of ; to win. 
, n. Fidelity; re- 

at tach DEDy ars; affection. 
¢ vt. To fall upon; to as- 

at tack 9 sault ; to invade. 

at ta ek’ n. An assault on an ene- 
9 my. 


at tain’ 5 vi. To reach ; to arrive at. 
aan’ Acquisition ; 
at tain ueenys thing attained. 
Arsnt? vt. To dishonor; to cor- 
at taint 9 rupt the cee 
vt. To soften ; to min- 
at tem’ pr gle ; to regulate. 
at tempt’, vt. To try ; to endeavor. 
at tempt’, *: n. Effort ; trial ; Sherer: 


y vt. “To accompany ; to walt 
at tend’, #7. 


? A ti 
at tend’ ance, ae 2 


at ten” tion, rb epllantans civil-} 


fat ten’ tive, fi." aiene nema 


at ten’ U ant, i Ba 


, t. Tomake slend 
at ten’ uate, Ginn er} 
¢ vt. To affirm; to bear wit- 


at. test 9 ness ; to invoke. 

” n. Testimony; ev- 
rat test a tion, idence ; witness. 
at tire’ 5 »t- To dress ; to array. 

n. Clothes; dress ; orna- 


‘at tires Dinaete: 


at’ ti tude, § ~ = aeition's ; action; 
n. One who acts for 


at tor’ ney, another. Ps : 
¢ vt. Toall t a 

at traet ) wities,” ree tee 

n. Power of draw- 


at trae” tion, ee 


at tract” ive, fing Ese 
at trib’ ute, chive io? 
at’ tri bute, es be inietese quali- 
at tri” tion, Fearn: opmaten 
at tune’, vt. To make harmonious. 


au’ burn, a. Brown ; of a dark color. 


n. A public sale of goods 
aue” tion, f; titdine. 


ron. “One who sells 


aue tion Ger’, 4 suction. 


a. Impudent; dar- : 


au da” cious, { feecankcy 
au dac’ i ty, E: isepprmrart bold- 


a a. That may be beard 
aud 1 ble, distinctly. 
_n. An assemblage of 


ae on. 
aud I ence, persons ; a hearing. — 


aud’ it or, apr org examiner of ac- 
aud’ it O ry, en. assembly of 
au’ ger, n. A tool to bore holes with. 
aught, n. Anything. 
au g m ent’, ve ie oe « £6 
aug ment a” tion, Achim 


au’ our, n.. A soothsayer; one who 


predicts events. 
au’ gu ry,» The foretelling events. 


au’ gust, n. The eighth month. 


4 a. Noble ; magnificent ; aw- 

au gust 9 ful; grand. ‘ ; 

n. The ‘sister of a father ori} 
dunt, mother. 


n. The external ear ; ap- 
au’ ri ele, pendage of the heart. 


au rie’ u lar, fodin sere 
au ro’ ra, n. The early morning. 
Pat tec- 
aus’ pi ces, Sean ronage ; pro ec 
aus pi” C1OUS, fappy. fonunate 
au tére’ 9 a. Stern; harsh; severe. 
aus tor’ ty, tasfl? “re 
aus’ tral, a. Southern; lying south. 


au then’ Lie, true. Original ; genuine; 


au then’ tie ate, tok by prock 


au’ thor, n. A writer ; an inventor. 
au’ thor ess, n. A female author. 


n. Legal power; in- 


as . 
au thor’ 1 ty, fluence ; rule. 


vt. To give authori- 


, Se j 
au thor 1Z@, ty ; to justify. 
n. An-absolute sover- 


au’ to erat, fign. 


n. One’s own hand- 


au’ to graphy Writing. 


n. A machine that 


au tom’ a ton, moves itself. 


n. The third season of 


au’ tum”, the year. 


a. Pertaining to au- 


au tum’ nal, finn 
aux il’ la ry, @ Aiding; assisting. 


a vail’ 5 sto profit ; to use ; to pro- 
a vatl’a ble, x, eee ee ; having 
av’ a TiCe, Cousness méngy : cov- 
av a ri’ ’ clous, meek tt covet- 


‘to - 
a venge’, ~ To revenge ; pun- 


ss as ee 


AZU 


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BAL 4 


book, déve, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. | 


n. Analley ; an entrance 


ay’ € nue, to a place. 


* vt. To affirm; to assert; to 
aver 9 declare. , : 


n. Amedium; &@ mean 


av’ er age, 9 proportion. 
a verse’ ' wd 5 ot friendly to; contra- 
a ver’ sion, n. Dislike ; antipathy. 
la vert’, vt. To turn aside ; to keep off. 
a’ Vi a LY hh n. A place to keep birds 


n. Keen desire ; eager- 


‘a vid’ j 1 ty, ness ; greediness. 


n, A calling away ; 
av 0:€a tion, ines 

a void . . shun; to retire ; to 

a. That may be 

a void’ less, o. ueroliable ; inev- 

a VOW 9 fess. 

Positive or open dec- 

a vow’ ed ly, fisiner, “" °% 
a att 9 to attend. 

a wa’ looks ye tte! exnite from sleep; 

ion ward’, inine. 
a ware, a, Vigilant ; guarded ; cau- 


business. 
oa 

a void’ a ble, evoiaea. 

+ vt. To acknowledge ; to pro- 

’ n. 
a VOW al, laration. 

¢ vt. To expect ; to wait for; 
a wake’, a. Not asleep; sledpivehs 

¢ vt. To adjudge; to deter- 

a ward’, n. A judgment ; a sentence. 
awe, n. Dread; respect ; reverenge.. 


aw’ ful, ‘a. Filling with awe or areea: 
aw’ ful lyse ote, Sah Li fear- 
a while’, aie. For some space of 
awk’ ward, qteoments clum- 
awk’ ward ness, 7:Chimsiness: 


inelegance. 
A small instrument to make 
awl, f holes. 


awn, n. The beard of corn or grass. 
i ae n. A eovering from the 
awn Ing, 


sun of rain. 
ia wry’, adv. Not straight ; obliquely. 
ax, n. An iron tool for cutting wood. 
One a n. A self-evident proposi- 
ax’ 10m, f; 


tion, 
ax’ is, n. The line on which a thing 
, n. ‘That on which a wheel re- 
ax le, volves. 


turns. 
az’ WIE, «. Light blue; sky-colored. 


ba’ €on, *:; n. rapa: of hogs salted and 


_'badge, n. A token of distinction. 


B. 


Ba’ al, n. A Canaanitish idol. 


’ vi. To talk foolishly; to 
bab ble, prate ; to tell secrets. f 


bab’ bler, n. An idle, talkative per- 


: son; a telltale. 
babe, n. A male or female infant. 
n. Tumult ; confusion ; dis- 


ba’ bel, order. 
ba’ bish ] Wye mie In a childish man- 


f ‘Ai kind of ‘ 
haly'o6n' so.) ee Pte 
bae’ ths: nals, *;,2i: Dresken 


revels. 
bach’ e lor, n. AN unmarried man. 
baek, n. The hinder part of a thing. 


baek’ bite, vt. To slander an ab- 


sent person. 


zt b of the 
baek’ bone, fia Pain 4 
baek gam’ non" n. Agame with 


dice. 
vi. To. apostatize from 
back slide 9 one’s faith. 


baek slid’ ing, tyar oe? ? 


back’ ward, S Rates rE dull ; 
baek’ ward ness, n. Unwilling: 4 


9 ness. 


Ill; . . . ‘ 
bad, on wie ed; hateful ; vicious 


n. Playful conversa- 
tion. 


bad’ in age, 
bad’ l ‘ adv. Not well; ina bad man- 
ner. 


baf’ fi e, sir he Shades to confound ; 
bag, 


n. A sack; a purse ; a pouch. 
bag a-telle’,*.5 a tSac, 
bag’ ga ge, % me Lusesge of a travel- 
bag’ ging, n. Sakeits for bags. 
bag’ pipe, *; n. oo roe wind instru- 


baal n. Surety siti for another’s ap- 
9 pearance at court. 


bazl’ a ble, a. That may be bailed. 
bast n. A temptation ; lure ; refresh- 
53 ment. 
= vt. To cook in an oven; to 
bake, harden by heat. , 


? vt. To make equal; to 
bal ance, settle ; to hesitate! 
bal’ 


n. Difference i in account ; 
ance, a pair of scales. 


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BAR 


bar; fall; what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


n. The act of pois- 
ing ; equilibrium. 


bal’ an cing, *,," 
bal’ €£0 ny, n. A gallery on the ex- 


terior of a house. 
bald, a. Destitute of hair; unadorned. 


’ n. A want of hair ; in- 
bald ness, elegance. 
ute 


To put into bales or pack- 
bale} ages , to pack up. 


bale, n. “ package of goods. 
a. Full of misery ; sorrow- 


’ 
bale ful; ful; destructive. 


balk, vt. To disappoint ; to frustrate. 


Any thing round; a globe, a 
ball, mA 


bal’ lad, n. A trifling song ; an air. 


’ A heavy weight in the 
bal last, ? hold of a ship to steady it. 


bal’ let, n. An histoncal dance. 


ron. A silk 1 to float i 
bal loon’, the Poi vessel to float in 


bal’ lot, pape a a written vote ; 
vt. To cheose by ballot ; to 


bal’ lot, ni Sy 


A fragrant ointment; a 


balm, Friant. 
balm’ Jy a Soft ; soothing ; fragrant. 
bal’ sam, n An ointment; a shrub. 
|b bal’ us ter, ct small colummy!r 
bal” us trade, %;,4.2°" ° stead 


ban, a curse, 
ba na’ na, ». A kind of plantain. 


band, n. A company ; a bandage. 


’ ne Something bound 
band age, over another. 


band’ box, n. A paper box for how 


nets, &c. 


ban’ dit, n. A robber ; an outlaw. 
| ban dit’ ti, n. flu. Outlaws ; plun- 


derers ; robbers. 

band’ y5 vt. To beat ; to toss about. 

| bane, n. Ruin; mischief; poison. 

| bane’ ful, = ged poisonous ; 

| ban 2, ete Aa to beat ; to han- 
Bees ian’ n. A gentleman’s morning 


; peo a il 
vt. To drive away ; to exile 

| ban’ ish, from one’s country. 
ban’ ish ment, *,fifion’ “"™"* 


| 
| 
| ban’ Is ter, n. (See baluster.) 


7 


bam boo’. 9 An East India plant. ’ ne 
n. Public notice ; an interdictigif ; bar’ ba: rous, we Cruel; fierce ; 


n. A little hill; the side of a 
bank, river; a repository. of money. 


, n. One who takes mone 
bank er 9 on trust. 7 


bank’ j ing, n. Operation i in money. | 
bank’ r upt, png Lo pay one’s 
bank’ rupt cy, n. State of being 


bankrupt. 
ban’ n er, n. A standard ; a military 
ban’ quet, 7 beat: feast + entertain- | 


ensign. 
ban’ uet ing, n. Act of feasting. 
q 8% Ac 


, vt. To amuse ; to play up- 
ban ter, on ; to rally. ia 

a es n. A young c an 
bant’ ling, n AY 8 


4s n. Application of water by 
bap tism, sprinkling or immersion. 


bap tis’ mal, * k meietig to bap- 
tra’ vt. To christen; to ad- 
bap t1ze 9 minister baptism. 
bi vt. To fasten with a bar; to hin- 
rd der; to shut out. 
ba n. An obstruction ; a defense ; fig- 
ar 9 uratively, a tribunal. 
= n. A beard; a point ; a Barbary 
barb, horse. 
se Pus n. A rude person; 
bir ba’ ri an, = save. P 
bar ba’ ri an, Far-fetched ; 
a : forel n; unciv- 
bar bar 1€,  ? ilized. 
i ~ 
bar’ ba rism, at hae es 
bir bar’ i t 'n. Cruelty; inhu- 


9 wget 


\ n. A ho dressed 
bar be cue, whole; a festival 


bi rb’ ed, ~~ with barbs ; ; beard- 


bar’ ber, n. A shaver of beards. 


n. A poet, ancient or modern; 


bird, a minstrel. 


Uncovered ; 


bare, foradd. 
baie, Tice ee 
bare’ faced, qh ire 
Bare” foots Wie etn 
bare’ ly, fy. adv. Nakedly ; merely ; on- 


bar’ gain, vt. To make a contract. 
n. An agreement ; a con- 
bir’ gain, 


tract. 


naked; una- 


, baré ge, n. A boat for pleasure or trade. 


bar k, vi. To. make a noise like a dog. 
n. The rind of a tree ; a small 


bush, rie. 


ee ool 


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BEA 


book, dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


ree | n. A species of grain used 
bar ley 9 in making malt. 
bi : n. Yeast; the foam of malt 
arm, liquors, 


barn, n. A storehouse for grain or hay. 
bar’ na ele, n. A kind of shell-fish. 
ba rom’ e ter, % Ayinsument 
bar’ on, n. Rank next to a viscount. 
bar’ on age, n. Dignity of baron. 
bar’ on e@$8, ». The lady of a baron. 
bar’ on et, n. Rank next to: bantsl. 
ba ro’ ni al, ~ Releene to a baro- 


ba rouche’, n. An open coach. 


U ]- n. A building for sol- 
bar r ack, diers’ quarters. 


A wooden vessel or cask; 
bar’ r el, aay thing hollow. 
bar’ ren, a. Unfruitful ; empty; dyll. 
, n. Sterility ; want 
bar ren ness, of invention. 
vt. To shut u 
bar i eade’ 9 bars; to fortify. 
bar i er, me A eg a.de- 
oe vocate; a 
bar’ ris ter, turtioe 
bar’ r Ow, ?. e aes hand-carriage ; 
bir’ ter, vt. To give in exchange. 
base, n. The foundation of any thing. 


= a. Mean ;,low ; c2spicable ; deep, 
base, grave. Pes i 


base’ born, illegitimate. 

base’ less, & aes no founda- 
n. Lower or groun 

base’ ment, for: : 

base’ ness, ». louse’ vileness. 

bash’ ful, e, Peeaig | modest; shy; 


bash’ ful ness, 7, Modssty: shy- 


with 


ness ; shame. 
n. A serpent said to kill 
bas’ I 1 lisk, by looking. 


n. A vessel to hold water; a 

ba’ sin, small pond. 

«y)’ giq ”- The foundation ; the bot- 
ba SiS, tom ; a pedestal. 
bask, vt. To lie exposed to the sun. 
bask’ et, n. A utensil made of twigs. 
eT A species of fish; a kind of 
biiss, cushion. 


bas soon’, a A. Per musical instru- 
bas tin ade’, 2,72 best with a 


a. Vile; of low bute 


n. A beating; a sewing 


bast’ Ing, slightly. 


batch, n. Quantity made at once. 


=z vt. or vi. To lower the price ; to 
bate, cheapen. art 

-2 . A place to bathe in; a meas- 
biith, are: = k 


bathe, vt. To wash; to soften. 
ba’ thos, n. Art of sinking in poetry. | 


? A body of soldiers 
bat tal ion, } from 500 to 800. 
To fertilize; to} 


, vt. or vi. 
ixture of flour, eggs, | 
batter; 2 } ® 4 
vt. te nde own; to de- 
bat’ ter 9 molish. | 


n. An instrument of bat- | 


, 

bat ter Ys tery; er Ate 

A fight ombat be- | 
bat’ tle, cp sreaiae ahd fleets. 
bat’ tle, vi. To contend in combat. | 
bat’ tle-ax, n. A weapon like an ax. 

A turret ; 

bat’ tle ment, fect a 
baw’ ble, n. A trifle ; a gewgaw. 
b wl, vi. To cry out ; to call loudly. 
bay, n. An arm of the sea; a tree. 


AY, vi. To bark like a dog. 
n. A dagger on the end 


Say’ onet, tra gun 
ba ziéar’, ba zéir’, 2. A market. 


5@, vi. To have existence ; to exist. 
be sachs n. The sea-shore , a strand; 


| 
‘the Soarenaey 
n. A public signal ; a light- 
béa’ €on, house. 
béad, n. An ornament’ for the neck. 
— ? n. A petty officer ; a crier ; 
béa dle, a messenger. 
béa’ ole, n. A species of hunting dog. 
= n. The-bill of a bird; a promon- 


béak’ er, n. A kind of cup. 
béam, n. A Eaigee of timber ; a ray of | 


light 
béam, ?*... | 
béam’ Yy @ Radiant ; resplendent. | 
bear, feaiefuls to endure; to be | 
béard, me Baibpn.the chin; the barb 

béard’ less, a. Destitute of beard. 


i __n. A person that carries; a 
bear er 9 supporter. 


To shine forth; to emit | 


BEF 3 


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BEN 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


= ps n. Situation as to direc- 
bear’ ing, tions manner. 
bear’ ishie$ Somer Pemne es 


béast, n. A brute; one void of reason. 


~ , a. Acting like a beast; 
béast ly 9 filthy ; brutal. 


Barty tebe lhe so Heer te PERS: 
come. 
Blissful ; 


be at if’ 1€, fiessed. 


vt. To make blessed or 


making 


| be at’ i fy, happy in heaven. 
| béat’ ing, vaccine by blows ; 
a flo . 
be at’i tude, * sprees hee 
beau (bo). n. Afop; a coxcomb; a la- 
; dy’s man. 
‘b eau hiah, a Hovpiels showish ; like 
a beau 
beat te OUS, Ficasing 
beat’ ti ful a. reasesene beau- 
9 ty; fair; elegant. 
| be au’ ti fy vt. oe make pensinls 
9 to adorn ; to embellis 
b é ain’ ty, n. Agreeable and graceful |}, 
‘ appear 
be eal’ vt. To make calm ; to ap- 
9 pease. 
b e cause’, °° hin: eeq9 Ones 
or this reason. 
b e chin c e’, mf Fe happen ; to be- 
au. 
be charm’, vt. ches GAP tates to 
enchant. 
b e ek’ on, vi. ra make a sign with 
one’s finger. 
vt. or vi. To adorn ; to be 
be eome’ 2 suitable to. 
be eon’ ing, Aare near eas 
b d n. A couch or frame to sleep on; 
€ 9 a river channel. 
be daz’ ze, vt. To dim the sight. 
bed’ ding is tine materials of a 
) 
* vt. To decorate ; to em- 
be deck 9 bellish. 
¢ vt. To wet with dew; ‘to 
be dew 9 moisten. 
be di m’, vt. To make dim; to darken. 
b e d’ lam n. A hospital for the in- 
9 sane. 
bed’ lam ite, Toisy peso 
bed’ rid, a. as ge to the bed by 
sickness. 
bee’ hive, n. A house for bees. 
béeves, n. plu. Black cattle ; oxen. 
r vi. To happen; to come to 
| be fall’, pass ; to Sacuit 
be fore’ f Prep. Farther on ; Sooner ; 
not behin 
. d 1 
| be fore’ hand, ; age. apn renen: 


a. Beautiful ; fair ; 


e ; , u . j 
be friend : 3 To favor ; to be kind 
snecral vi. To ornament with 
be fringe’, fines 
b vt. To ask alms ; to entreat or pe- 
eg; tition. 


be get’, tt. To produce ; to generate. 
beg’ ar, n. One who asks alms. 


b e g’ gar y; sateen indigence ; 


¢ vt. To make a beginning ; to 
be gin’ 9 enter upon; to commence. 
n. The first cause; 


be gin’ ning, the first part. 
be gird’, vt. To gird; to bind round. 
r vt. PP envy posses- 

be srudge pote 

be guile’ ® et. To. Seraiyas te “3 
, F t t; « 

be hi Ae . Sai interest ; vin 

bo have’, sf cai "te 


b e ha’ vi or, n. Course of life ; con- 


duct. 
be ga -vt. To cut off the head. 
e hest’, *; n. siete message ; com- 
Z mn oT look t : 
“ hold 4 ig eee at Hee 
be hold’ en, a. Obliged ; indebted ; 


bic in ato 
7 n. Use; profit ; van- 


b e’ in g, a : ane Jiving creature ; ex- 
be la’ bor, whe. nd Nadas soundly ; to 
b e lay’, ny greys fast a rope ; to 
b el’ dam, ‘ tem J a decrepit old 
be léa’ guer, 7, Te, besiese : to 
b el’ fry, haan tower where bells 
b e li e’, i To slander; to calumni- 
b e lief’, ood ie, opinion ; persua- 


n. A hollow, sounding vessel, of 


tern, ange 
belle, %;, n gay and beautiful young 
Way 2 d in 

bel lig’ e rent, jar." 

bel’ 16 Ow, vt. To make a noise like a 
/ vt. To appertain to; to be 

9 the property of. 5 
x eof, . ; dear to; 
be lov ed, valued oe s , 
’ adv. Inferior to; lower in 
be moan’, vt. To lament ; to bewail. 
vt. To yield ; to stoop ; tocrook; 


lady. 
bull. 
be long 
a. Loved b 
be low’, trace. 
bend, to subdue. 


BET. 


21 


BIP 


| “ bogks dove; full; use, ean; Chaise, gem, thin, thou. | 


ben e die” tion, *..4 Wiessns 
ben e fae” tion, fine * * 
ben’ € fice, tid -ecctonssicn 

: be nef’ i cence, a ComeneaiTi ; 

| | be ref” Pent, Focada ae 

| bernie fi” cially sa4eren Peers 
| ben’ e fit vi. To do.good to; to. ad- 
vanita 
ben’ e fit.’ ha Kietacskt favor ; ad- 
) vantage. 

I} be nev’ o lence, si font 
be ni ight’, ser ps involve in dark- 
be. ni ign’, € ovrteays s kind ; gen- 
ben’ D BAIS Gictlons FE PON 
bent, nm. Inclination ; . declivity.; pur- 
be num U, se oh bie gs insensible ; 

2 vt. B ] ; 
be quéath’, tricaveay win 
be quest’, 9 Toaoy wit FEROCIRS 

~ t. To v 
be réave’, of, to exe away from 
: ; va 
be-réave’ ment, (Rep iations 
berg’ a mot, n, A kind of perfume, 
berth, z. re ag a place td sleep 
be séem’ ly; & a. Becoming suite: 
be set’, vt. 5 eilaidtaibe: ; to. harass, 
be siege’, v es me lay siege to a 
be spat’ ter, ti, tb ater 
be spéak’, % vt. say speak for; to or- 
best, a. Good in he highest degree. 
be stir’, vt, To. mave.about briskly 
be stow’, mn Yo give; to confer up- 
l He BIA Disposal ; act 
be BO ment, sivestowing. ff 
bet, %: To lay. a wager. 

4 vt take to; t rt; 

| be take 9 to aimanrienetc tl igaer? 


be to" Ken, 7.2 se9's 49 Soret 
be tray’, vt. To. dstiibtiep treacher+ 


ously ; to discover. ° 
be troth’ 


vt. To give or receive a 
9 contract of marriage. ~ 
t 
bet ter, a. More good ; superior. » 


bi’ “~~ n. Any animal with two feet. | 


be twéen’’, prep: In the ‘middtevo 
bev'ehs in maroon it Hatt 
bev’ er age, %,,kieer ‘mingled 
bev’ Y5' n.. A Company; an assembly. 
be wal’ y Suto, express. grief; to 
be ware’, 2 vi. are take. care of ; to 


be wil’ der, vo. Pistons. :§9 


be wil’ der ed, 27,,,, Perr exe4 
be witch’, gt or by. witehs 
be witch’ ing, a bchanting 
bey, n. A Turkish goyernor, ‘ 


bi’ AS, *. Inclination ; prepossession, 
bi’ as, vt. To-incline to one side ; to 


Toy anes aetna 
7 A t 
bile, BA yP ow liquor secr din e 
biek’ er, vi. To dispute ; to wrangle. 
t. To entreat ; to mmand ; 
bid, offer rs orbs. “% ie if 
bi dent’ al, a, Having two teeth. 
bi en’ hi al, relays es once in 
bi’ form ed, «. Doubie.shapea, 
big’ a my, 2 The having two wives 


A smal reek, or» 
small cree or. ay; 
big, ht, § inlet of the sea. fe 
big’ gin, n. A child’s cap... 

bi g pee nA  seperaieyt RVR {. 


big’ ot om a. Lrrationally zealous. 


i ae (bil’ Full of bile ; 
bil’ ious, {2m «Foil of bes 


bilk, vt. To aaa to disappoint. 


bil’ te 4 wet} quarter troops in 


bill’ iards, "4, game with. balls 


bill’ j 10n, n. A million of millions. 


’ n. A surge of the sea; aroll- 
‘| bil’ Loewy the wave. 
bind, 2 ut To tie up; to fasten tegeth- 


bi no” Hi | Agee ‘a. Composed of two 
bi og’ ra pher, n. One who writes 


bi og’ ra phy, fee MP oF | 


lives. 


BOA 


BLE 


‘bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, birdy move, 


., Act,of comin life; 
birth, toh is as aby nt Se 


I birth’ day,:tAomvorsary ot once 
| birth’ right, n. Rights, to ‘which 

bis’ euit, > bread oy Pea. a, tt 

| bi seet’, vt! To cut into two parts 

| bish’: op, n hag +7 Be esclorirh head 

| bish” op rie, : wt ie sureitin of 

| bite, Suaee piotse, wipe teeth 5, to 


pe a. Hot ; bitin ; keen ; cruel; 
bit ter, painful’; pevelo , 


bit” ter ness, tae. biter tastes 
| bi tu’ men,? % Hot inaramabig mat 
biv ouae’, ‘ne The wate of an ens 
blaek!-ery, fers A 
black” gidrd, Kuo 


blaek’ smith, n. i adiasiegn iron. 


pee n. AS re. of grass the cute 
| blade, ting one of a knife. , 


| blame, vt. To find fault with ; to.cén- 
sure. 
I ent; , with 
blame’ less, #,1°°° out 


bltinch, w,.% mien; pes! at 
bland, a. Kind ; soft} mild ;igentle. 
blan’ ‘dish ment, 2,comnmens 
blank, a. Pale ; unwritten ; ok alvaid 
blank, %2yroid, age an ting 
blas pheme’, 28 200)? 
| blas’ phe my, n, Indignity to God. 
| blést, vt. To spuil; to mar‘; toblight. 
| blast, Ms iw of, wind ; #n,gxplesion 
blaze, e White mark. 
blaze, t> meus teannty] } 
bléachs Agree te 
bleak, @: cota’; chinty? pated! “ic 
bledit:” vi. To cry like a sheép, ) 4 j 
bleed, vo Tat plgnts ta lose 
blem’ ish, #. stain faults disgrace. 
blench, vi, To shrink’ bark ; ‘torstart, 
pena vt Bo. mingle torethy to 


a stpanne of light 5 
to 0. publish § 5 


a A me 


Te 


bl e8s, vt. Po fatty ablessing o on. 5 to 
bless ed, ai Happy; prosperous. 


bless’ ing, 2c Nae | 
LIT eet 
blight, 


ne | Mildew; -any ‘thing. nip+ 
ping. 
blind, ¢ a@ Ponca 54 sight ; dark ; ob- 


blind” TOSS, 4 Deprivation of sight. 
#. The happiness of heayen ; Us 
bliss, ; , 


reme felicity. | 
bliss’ “ful, a. Glad; happy »bdlessed. 
blis" | 
is ter, skin. | 


mn. AD ‘watery pamey in the 
blithe, a, Gay; pleasant ; 3) merry." 
bloat, vi. To swell} tolpuif up. | | 
bloek ade’ vt. To shut Up oF, oes 
9 siege a town. ¢ 
bloek’ head, 3. aot ron Pert 
e ui 
bléod, through the’body. . a3 Het { 
bloom, vi. To put forth: lossomas:. 7; | 
bloom’ ing, 4. Xounals, firs 
blos’ som, ». The inet plants, 
blow taleratiattscn ts s9e | 
blow n. stroke; an mnerTeeig | 
9 even 
bub’ ber, nant ms Whale fat before it, is 
blud’ geon, 2, n. mA short, thick weap 
blue bi An driginal color. 
9 


a. Sky-colored. 
blun’ der, vt. To- mistake ; sto err; 


to stumble. 
blan’ der ‘buss, nA short gun. 


a. Having a dull'edge ; rude 
blunt, “i A 5 : 


blunt! by o,f ede 
blur, nh. A spot ; imperfection ; tenin ei 
blush, fig shame ner ale 
to 
blus’ ter, vi. To make, a noise ; 


yoar. 
bo’ a, n A monstrous ‘serpent. 


vt. ‘To cover with boards ; to 
boar d, enter.a ship by force. 


board’ er, tna came ford 


bod ast, ** vt. To brag); tor emis to glory 
B v 
boast’, ful, proud ; FaSBIDE m5 mR} 


n. A small vessel moyed,b oar 
oe sine “ . : 


SE 


| bod’i ly, 


23 


vi. To ds) 
beak, cs ae aici F vert 


bod’ i Ice, La “AS Sort Of stays~ fdr | 


bod" rless, fu7; "4 Tlaving woods apt 


a. Pertaining to the body ; 
real; actu 

n©Alvomen ; a foreknow- 
ing. 


| bod’ ing, 


| bod’ ‘kil, n. A large kind of needle. 


tn eey 27s 


, n. argon opposed to spirit; a 
bod y> person; a collective mass. 


bod’ y guard, n. A lifeguard: 


bog, n, Marshy.gféund ; ‘aswamp. 


gl e, - erat ; to waver; 


Poe E 
bo héa’. ) An inferior kinid, oftea, 
boil, vi. Te be agitated by heat. 


| boil’ er, n. A vessel to boil wate? G. 


boil’ 1 ING; * Bbutitton from heat. | 
bois’ ter ous, tious. reer 


- tuous. 
j courag rude ; 
bold, Tcentious. : FON 


n. Share tag Mad 


BaP ster, altar tee topgds.to 


bol’ ster, ion ‘n. A long ;pillow. or cush- 


vt. Po ‘fasten: to.s to, utter 
bolt, precipitately! . si e 


bolt, ni An iron fastenihgj‘dn arrow! 


‘pomnb; - wader. bali charged with 


bom bard’, i ~ Ros attack with 
bom’ bast, cramer ee 
bom bast’ i¢, town: rantig 
bond, pe hat obligation 5 :¢??- 


bond” age, n. Slavery; servitude ; 


imprisonment. 


bond’ man, ®. Amatesiave.! 
bonds’ man, { for sn aad 
bone, n. The solid part of the body. 
bon’ fire, *., n. oh fire made for~ tri- 
bon’ Mot, fice n. mn ‘jest; _@ witty. rep- 
bon’ net, ? re ‘Ae covering for a lady’s 


bon’ ‘ni ly, 8 ar Prettily ; gonteel- 


charter. 


q bo’ nus, soli A’ premium given for a 


‘bot’ tom, 


‘boo’ arene An. ignorant fellow! 


book, vt. To register, if albooks ’ 


book, pel thang wet | 


book’ ishy .cyentereuingsate-| 


book’ keep ings fh Tid Meet 
Book’ Sell ery %, 3:40 28 oF 


booni, yn tee = ele to 

boon, a rs er. 

boor, *. & clown; a ‘Tustic ; a. rude 
man... + 


boor’ ish, “ Clownish rude ; awk- 


boot’ ed, «Wearing boots.) 
Unprofitable 7: wain ; 
boot’ less, akavatigy.* rb sith 
boot’ Y» n. Plunder} pillage ; ‘spoil. 
vi. To edge ;'t adorn with 
Border, Sroassnes 
bore, $4 ve, To py ‘2 hole’; to perfo- 


om Sed hollow ofa ou 
bor e, lesome fellow. erat 1 f 


bo’ ré as, n. The north sind; 
bor” ough, village. a wats 
t. 
bri ta 
‘a Ai 
bo Ketethoe Ri fheidsere,? 4 i ue 
bo tan’ 1€, a. Belonging to herbs. 

, T 1 nd - 
bot’ a nize, vangesisnm? ¢3 apd of 
bot’ a ny, n. The sciérite ofiplants. 
both’ er, — ne perplex ; to .con- 


bot’ tle, vt, To put into bottles, 


n: The lowest part of.any 
thing ; thetfoundation. 


bot’ tom less, a. Having, no bot- 


‘tom. 

bough, n. A branch offa trees »")(_ 

bounce: vi. a leap ; to spring ; ; to 

d f 

bound, 2 Destin or a place ; go- 

bound, 4 vt. ee A est to rebound ; 

bound’ eas re. _Dalineeds uncon- 

bow’ te uty»: fe 

bout’ ti ful, 

boun’ vy5. n. Generosity ; liberality. 
1 (boo ka’) n. A - 

béu quet y) of tunel of iver te 


Free: gener- 
ous 5 liberal. 


n. Agift; a favor; a Fequest ; 


| 


BRE 


BRO 


bir, : fall, : what, prey, .marine,, pili, ‘bird, ‘move, 


bow. er, £4n8 arbor ina garden ; an 


bow! er. ¥5.% Shady; retired ; cool. 
| bool; saheiniensrs cr orsae 
DOX, vt. To'pack ih a box; to strike. 
boy hood,» ‘The state’ ofa boy, 
boy" ishy Aa. ben, a [doy 5 ; childish ; 


tt ‘Tot tighten ; to stain w : 
br ace, to bind. veh y* 


brace’ let, m An ornament for the 


, Lik It, t ; 
braek ish, porte rare Leltiek 


vi. To boast; tq swag er 5 to 
‘brag, “<o ger; 


brad, vt. To weave or x plait ‘the hair. 
braid, n. A kind of'lace or edging, 


| bran’ less, «. Silly ; thoughtless. 


n; a thicket of thorns and 
brake, brambles. ¢ 3 


bram/ in, n. A priest of India: 
A bough; h ts 
Dr tkinechiy 324 Bowes shanty: ae 
branch’ less,:7,.W#beut bench 
brand; =A 2es Chaat reese 
bran’ dish, st. To wave; to shake 
bra va do,» Vain Boasting ;)threat. 
brave, siatases:, te rhatereesd 
brave, *: 4 Bold daring; hogble.; gal- 
Cc e ; valor; gal- 
brav’ er y > * onrnes 12) bf 
brawl, a ay, quarrel; to dispute 
oO 
brawn’:yy Sugitet snare wee 
bra’ zen, dont id nest See 
broadtiay %, *; Measure from, side to | 
side. 


x vt. or vi. To burst by violence ; ; 
br eak, to become bankrupt.» ~ 


break’ fast, n. First morning meal. 


n.. Air received; and dis- 
breath, charged by the hings. 


breattie, si Seuay wetted’ 
breath’ Jess, fist. eae 

bré Ge ch, ware hindmost part of a 
br éed’ j ing, a _ Education ; man- 
brGeze, ». A gentle gale of wind, 


‘breth’ yon, = ni Be Teoeinel of beat 


‘bre vet’, wi Bank in ‘the, army. with: 
‘bre vier’, n. <0 paake Noe. 


ye! n. Shortness ;; concise- | 
besa ls 1e8s 5; concise: | 
brew. vt, To make Liquors 3 to con- 
9 trive. 


bribe, ? mn te corrupt by gifts ; to 
n. a piece of sates cla ; 
briek, near lowk . Hi 


bri’ dal, ¢ pial tee to a bride: 


bride’ 
bride’ well, 
bridge, 

pri’ dle, #,4o,Yesyains.to keey in 
br2éf, a.! Short concise ;-contracted. 


briaf ; ly, ills With few, words, 


n. A vessel with two square- 
brig, rigged masts. 


brig aide! 2; Lute sales ort 
‘brig’ and, fod “A robber ; a freeboot- 
bright, %; a.. _buelds shining; clear ; 

, t. To Polish ; by make 
bright’ on, “° 


n, A. matt ju t 
somml Meitear DOC 
n. A house of cérree- 
tion. 
nA passage of wood or stone 
over’ wa 


bright. . 
bri ig ht’ ness,” n. n. Acuteness3 wit wits 
bril’ Han cy, » Luster; repéodor. 


bril’ lant, a., Glittering ; sparkling. 


brim, itond edge or upper part. ofa 


brim’ ful, a. Full to the'top. 
bring: vi. To. fetch ; to conduct ; to. 
y) 


prevail on. 
brine, elites salt ; tears ; ; the 
brink, n. An’edge {’ a precipice.: 
br isk, a. Lively ; nimble 5: sprightly. 
briske ly, adv. Quickly ; nithbly, 
brisk’ ness,” nm. Liveliness ;. activ- 


iby 5 gayety | 
bris’ FA e, Nn. mee hair on a hog’s 
brit’ tle, 


back 
a. Apt to break 5 frail ; 
weak 
vt. To ie beer; to piercea 


broach, vessel ; to make public. 

broad, :«. wide ; “tee in bréadth, | 
br 0 ‘cade’: n. Fine flowered silk... 
brogue, 


n. ue corrupt sigtect 5 a kind 
of shoe. 


vt. To work figures on 


| broid’ er, tions 
‘in. Ornaments worked 


| broid’ Cr Ys on cloth. 


| broil, : vt. To roast outhe coals i $ 
io} A‘distu ban: trouble , 

| broil, mul ears ld. em! BH 
bro” ken’ ness, el atts =F 


br Oo * ker, 2 no A negotiator fr others. 
Ab s 
Andie? eee 


| bronze, Wi 8 compound copper 


| brooc ‘”. An ornament worn about 
| bro we ch, the neck?” 


nw na ty! ebignetd ; off; | 


Spring A em Ctio 
brood, vt. To sit, on eggs > Po. cherish 
broom; + Ho utensil for sweeping; @ 
| broth, ge in which  febly is 
broth’ el, «4 Aeeayneryes 
n 
broth’ mitt Shine parent eat ite the 


iA. 
om ; ‘to’ ere ght Xs 
“hele a, The.name of. ‘a cdtan) Lo 


| bréwn’ stud y, % Deer mets 


tion. 


| browse, <pizceeseonsthe tepssof 


briiise, vt. Tonjure "enee * ORE IOS 


ges 


' brunette’, prt yk com, 


| brunt, n. “An ‘assault; oliaeti; shdck:) 


brash: ‘vt. To cleanse with a brush,’ > 


i | brus’ es wt. To rustle las silks 


ry . Savage ; itrational ; in- 
bru tal, f human ; churlish. 


= + lt inse 
bru tal’ ity, as 5 


brite, nh. A creature without reason. >» 


bru’ ti fy ng the brutal render the tind 
bru’ tis ness, hae eatin 

n. A bladder of water filled 

with‘air. 

» nm. The male of deer, &c. ; a libr 

y 5 (ektakeninn uviceucll 

P ’ vt. o fasten with bu es; 

biiek’ le, encase. 


buek’ ler, n. A shield; a defense. 


ae aici. bright 


bud, Sy Ring first ‘fruit of a plant; a 


budse 


buf fo 


2 vie. camer: to ‘stir’ td go. 
Fh A low,  e ‘f adboit. 


bug’ ba * ae imnaginaty, mon 
build, = Wo Gract houses’; todepend | 


build’ ings Mia wai dr fabri 
bulb, * 


nA root that is 5 round ; y around. 
r- 

bill” ous, #2 et a 

bulge; ‘ve. "To! leak’; to jut dus! - 


balk’: ‘Y; ) great size. 

bul’ let, n. A ball of lead or thors 54! 
bull’ i on, ¥; a. hers gold or'silver 
bul’ ly, %, Pe hettor to irisult withi 


threats: 


bul’ veer kk; % A-emifcation § ase] 


* bump: a. A, swelling; @ Blow; a 
5 thump. 
his 


biinip’ kin, Fringe ten 


bunch. 5 sate zacfasters. akrio’. 
1 of things | 

bun’ dle, faze togeth = : sia 

bung. 3 ‘n. The Stopper of a barrell. | 


bun "gle, wardly™ dom thing sane : 


bum” gler, » mA aly tortmani (lf 
beedy’ ancy, ae Fe cave'ty, off | 
bedy/ant,%, 4-ights capable of float- |p 


bur’ den, rod ond Sig 5 Ba 


bur’ dén séme, a eteoied 
bu’ Pout, ore pe sy of draw- 
™ An imbabitant. of'a bor- 


burg’ lar, =. h hodsghreakar.”» 


burg’ lar Foon ne : Housebreaking: at | 


(ber’. on Act of bury 
bur’ raly {v, vai mh “s 


bur Tesqu Cyan tie an eel lan- 


vt. or vt. TO consume by fire; to 
bur Nn, be inflamed. 


bufn”™ ing, —— consuming with 
wt. To polish ; to make’ 


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26 


oCAL 


bar, fall, what, -—prey; marine, piri} birdy cmbve, 


eattes Za A l th 
bur‘réw, cui aie Bid 
bur’ LOW. vi. To lodge int eeart! i 
n. An exchange where mer- 
burse,. vehants meet . i. / (7t hie 
ee eak a t 
bursty) Spon ts supder a 
burst, * A violent breaking ; Buriat 
ion. 
bur’ then sime, crete 
r’ ry) T t int 
he FY; pty if bea nf I is : 
bu’ ry ing, ¢ (ber’ a i S n. 2 Abprial 
bushy.» rete tn 2 Dove. 
bush’ el, nA measure of four pécks: 
bush’: Vy a Fau of branches ; thick, | 
bus’.i ness, {7 c4:geeurm 
bus’ kin, > As9 of hal ban 
buss, af To kiss; Morente bbs rhe 
ips. 


as et? 


bust, A halt statue ; ; a Ate! mie 


sar dad 


bus’ dle, »: Hurry; epi Mert 


ne 4 a, Oce in busi~ 
bu’ SY; ae nae 4 But “ 
4 n ae a utcher 


| but’ ler, a. An upper seryaht. sarc 


n. 2 mark ; subject of Bi oy 
butt, ject of ridicule. 


but’ ter, m: a om ‘Shurned 


: nn 
but’ ter Vy a! \ repository for sar are 
but’ ton, ». T¢ ssiaailiaih tiene! 
_, LESS; » A'prop 5:2 subports 


bux’ OM, «. Wanton; liyelys jolly. 


vt. To. purchase ; * Pay, apuca 
fore ys) 

l hwe vi. To howe like bees ; ito whis- 
buzz, er 


Sat adil ind ‘ol Manin 1 
zard, senseless fellow. Se A 
rj min so 
buz’ Zingy {id hohe ee ee 


oises 
, adv. Near;) baside ; . Beesing 5 ; in 


9 presence. 


ie, gone, @. Past ; goné bys), 


by" law, Ta andeah ETS 
by’ ‘name, ». A nickname. ,;)*{()( 


by’ stander, 2 As 
Py. Rta Pak wand t0 tie PELe 


, n.An open “carrias He 
| ea lash’ 9 a sip PPI “fi 


nA yes PR a 


eal’ ewla bie; 


sinh guow oF .t¢ 


s ? i} . i? “4 t 
n. A Jewish measure ; arkind of 
Cabyte carfiage: ” eee 


V6 Vie, rivatel) tein: | 
ea bal’, woah Pheer atelyy tot 
hon. an intrigue ; RY “private 


cob, al isty 2.070308 4 Jeri 

‘| eab’ bage, * A specie, off vegetar 
ee 

eab’ bage, et, To pusloin pieces, of | 

‘| cab’ mn, 


a, A hut; an apartment in a 
éab’'in et, 


vessel, , 
ye only aa 


Nn.) A set, of.d 
closet ;. a sec 

ea’ ble, n. crane rope | to hplda ship 
eat bled, a. Fastened fithe cable. | 
£2. boose’, “s haa goohrroogy ot +, 
cab. ri-o.let’, %.2 a ts open. car 
eaek’ le, » vi. To’ Scop a 
ea’ dav” er ousy gdboren pe} | 
ea! dence, nw A sinking of the noice. | 


n Modulati n in ain 
ea' den’ 2a, By sed Ok, 


’ on. A student in_ war i 
ca det ncdycttin geal | 


ea” di; — A en TPT magistrate “ih | 
|| ea, i. miAvetn sont’ ‘a oaskiyy)” id 


m, An anclosure Jor b ° 
eage, beasts. ; PATS +f 


& age, vt.To shut, up or “confine in a 
cage. 


ag" ed, vp. Inelosed ina case. ) 


Hl egal tiff, %: A base Nillain 5 Ait mean 


fellow. | 
earjole’y Bigite, te 189.9085 5 9) 
€a jol’ LY, » Flaiterys duepits: | 
eake, wth a of bread , al 
€a lam’ 1 tous, . a i Migeapies 
€a lam’ i ty, f Misery 4 loas mis- 
eal’ a MUS, »- The sweetfiay, 


*| eal ea’ re OUSs Time fine eoe pte 
eal cin a’ ‘tion, sae ol 
eal’ Cine, onion coe ete 
a. That may be, es- 
timated. 


{ 
t 


—s! 


| ea lumnt ate. 


CAM 


SN ee 


QF 


CAN) 


| “Db ook; dévéy: full use; €any: Ghaiae, . gem, thia, thou. 


eal’ cu late, tore a o cast agcounts 
eal ewila”tion va Castine of. 
eal’ cu'lous, «opera 4 ey 
eal’ drony fst n. A Dos eh every. lange 
cal’ ef 7; te serena 3 
eal’ en dar} foady ewer b> 
eal’“en der;* im An engine er, hot 


eal’ ends, Sg TA Kor ti 


’ The thick axt of the } the 
eal 2 Seams of acer eb Pin 


caliber, Six bee amet 
éal'i eo} 4 ai TBP ney Fe 


6a ligt ra phy, i + Barone pat 


€a’ liph, infeed week, ve Mobatnedan 
ea TIX,’ ‘aA cup (@ botanical teams 3 


ealk, vt. To close inesedmnos 9 ship, 


dy t 
ets een * 


eal, ‘wt. To pay @ short visit} * Fh 


eal i Bir ca beoment gta) Mma om 


eal los" 
eal’ lous, % a. Hard brawny ; insen- 
to if 
eiilm, ae + Te. appease Bock city 5, fo 
clin, Saceents inky sn 
etlm,«. a. ‘Repose; Test ; pes 9 
elm! ness, dyin tod paisa 
eal’omel, aetraion ess) 
€a lor’ 1€, ». The principle: of heat, 
eal orrif’ 165 heating Te ey 
A! eae! An indian » rebat of 
eal u'met; face? 
, To censure 


alsely 
"ue Amputation ; 


tyy%2 yin, lard, of the 


veal! um’ T1Y§ siande 
f aT doctrine of 
eal’ virism, Garin g 
ealx; a. Powder formed bp viebeas: 
eam’ ae xem linen from Cam. 
eam’ el; astern beast of bur- 
eam’ e he n. ‘A iin of one ‘Opler, 
eam” tad tad alk: stuff made s, bee 


ean’ did, « 


n. Aplace where troops lodge: | 
eam Ps nike 2 eid 


eam paign’, t;, nA large  epencoun- : 
eam’ phor, mu of an Bast In | 
Eafi, +.T6 verable tos ey hi | 
CaN, 2. A ciip or Vessel for jiquérs..- 
€@ Thal’, wan artificial rivers Aduet, 
€a na’ Ts ing SAE ae of wine ; aging: | 
éan’ cel; hy erases. to blot out ; 
éani’ cel ede Brand j deatrdyed | 
ean’ Cer, *. A dangeroys ilcer. » 
ean’ cer, OUS) fica seat fo,_or or 
- Open ;yinnocents fai . 
ean’ di dade: Rag THe we for 
ean’ did ly bys iat Openly ; b ; hoh oat: 
ean’:died, %52 
ean 1 ley 25h! ‘ ‘Aight made of wax or 
ean’ dor; sella? Singer ope deal- 


eane. em: 3 vadking-stick i el reed ; 


ea nesteent a. s Tengo white- 
€2 nine’, a. ating ibe rs of 
ean’ Is ter; sg. pA Or ae Fey ee a mall 
ean’ "ker, ier! wo corod do to pol 

ean’ ni bal, 302 git, = 
ean! THON, * Agreat gui.) | 
ean non ade’, senna with 
earnon ier’) eee 
ean’ non A BTOG of, siren! against 
ea noe’, n Indian boat ine o-4 


is el OL 


ean’ on, pe 5 Schorahte jaw a 


ea non’ ie al , estou 3 
ean’ “ON: ize, of Tod Pie as a 


bath A with ugar 


ean’.o- pied, ¢ Eamets G63 
n. A o! state} “( 

ean’ O PY ‘sky SESESS 

cant, »- Whinioy, talk ;.a foss. » 

ean. téen’, Fina wmreyntiens 

ean’ ter, = A short easy gallop, 


os SS 


Covered. with 2 iy 


bar, fall, what,. prey, marine,* pin, bird, ‘move, 


LSenoy ageroud nm. A Spiritual song; 
€an’ ti ele, song of a Te of 


4 ean’ to, fy n. A SONE 5:2 leading melo- 
ean’ ton, provinces. 

ean’ vas, Ru CORTES stiff cloth for 
canvass, feign: 18.87 
exh! ves; armen iaeatey 
€ap, n. A covering for the head.’ 

€a pa bili LY, mkty oO Te 


“pact 
ea’ pa ble, ‘f Teatgent bal to; Ps 


Te Division of a country.; 


€a pa” ‘CIOUS, Fx Wide; sparionss| ¢ 


éa pac’ Ltates fii igen % 
€a pao Pty, te.8 OMS ‘Ms 
€ap a pie’, oe rial héaa to foot. 


€a par’ i Soh, tise TF 


cape, n. A promontory ; anetk-piéco. 
ea’ EF, » A leap; a jump ;' pickle 
€a’ pl as, n. A writ. of. éxecution: 


cap’ ‘i 13° ry, aA ae blood- 


<chiok te" wi; k 
n. t stock ;-a 
cap’ 1 | tal, large fetter. : 


eap’ i tal, « chiet;, gee 


‘AR ‘ 
€eap’ i tol, * public edifice. babies 


€a pit’ u late, vt Pesrdat, ppp 


terms. 
€a price’ ’ . Foolish fancy’; buihio?: 


ca pri” cious, Fest shee 


€ap size’, ty Oe upset ; to over- 


eap’ "tain, n. The commander of a 


ship or company. _ 
cap" tain cy, n. Rank of captain. 

n. The att of taking or 
€ap” tion, 


eelzing soy ‘ 
” ault-finding + qua: 
ge A tious, relsome pect vl 
t charm, to en- 
cap’ tiv ate, stave, to iibiue. 
eap’ tive, ge Oe 
€ap’ ture, vt. To take ; to arrest. 
€ap u chin’, =. A boaying Sierse 
ear, n. A cart ; . railroad carriage. 
ear’ at, n A weight of four grains. 


' ear’ a van, n. A body of travelers 


or pilgrims. 


n. A short musket, used 


edt ' bine, chiefly by Horsemen. 
ear’ bon, n. Pure charebdall > 
ri bon ade’, at eigen 
ar boy, n. A vessel! to héld liquor. 
ear "Buni Se, send ane? SP 
Cat” Ca NOt, & Ache ersole of 
eur’ €ass, w: The PITT: ef 'Pead 
eard;' 


m. A note; painted paper for 
card 


games. 
vt! OF vi. To-comb wool ; ; to play 
cards. “* 


dr’ di nal, ». a Romish dignitary. 
eaP di nal, cininent. © principal ; 


éard’ ii * 4 2-Act of dressiig wool, 


fsbs on ed; caution ; anxiety; so- 
€ar e, Ticituddé! . 


vi. Tobe a ious ; to: be in- 
eare, clined. ni 


ea réen’ 52 a lay : a vessel oe ane 


€a reer’, spouarrrer a race} full 
care’ flak; 4)Anzont srigients ful 


éare’ ful ly, tent tines 
Tt ee ot ee agg. > bi 
€are’ less, termed | editte. bed 


€a ress’ ) n. An act of endéatinent. 
*| €a ress’. 9 vt To fondle ; to embrace. 
ear’ £0, n. Freight ; “a ship’s lading. 
ear’ lea ture, fines 


likeness. 


ear’ i ta ture, wt To ridicule. 
a. Foul; putrid; de- 
€a’ ri ous, be 


cayed. 

ear’ man, in he Who drivbela cas® 

ear’ Wit ve! A bright crimson col- 
3 © 


ear’ nage, ge n: Great'slaughter} hav- 
ear’ nal, % "Ficshly'z;sepeuall oes 
, 


spiritual. : 
eir na” tion, fiehowen 
€i ar’ ol, praise. sing songs of joy; to 
€a rous’ al, ies feast ; drinking 
€a FOUSE, mish coe RES 
erp’ in g, n. A finding fault ; cen- 


sure. 
€ar’ riag e, rs Ss gy re 
ear’ ri er ; Pigeon who @arries ; a 


manners; 


bogk, ddve, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


; ear’ ri on, p Apres not fit. to be 


ear’ ri On, + Feeding on carcasses. 


“€ar Ton Bde’ Sigh: MOHD 


ear’ ry; it TO cotvay 5 40 bears|te 


ae ear art, § a a ele for tugs or, bia, | 
| eairt? aie, hn caeeaialcaapisicie 


ear’ ti lage, ¢ “eiget einen 


edr touch’, RA. eh ates 


ear’ tridge, an bal a a in sas ies 
or stone; 


vt. To cut wood, Or 


‘ciirve, “aie 
edrv’ ing, mSGuetee faxics 


€as cade’, *. A cataract; a fall of 


water. 
ease, nA ete a shop ttes = cir- 
ease’ a en; ue Tehirden id 


cums 


1 wind 
ease’ ment, 5 peiing on hinges: 
€ash ier’, bee keri psrhly 
| ee a =. n vesset ; a mall 
‘eask, | barre Mo & 


, Me A little ‘box or chest for 
' -eiask et, Jewels. 
The under vestment 


a eas’ soek, * of a peor 


4 vt. To throw; to condemn; to 
€ist, model ; to Zoutives 


este, %, n A tribe. or glass of the same 
eas’ ti gate, wie Tor Ppp tl 9 


€as tiga’ es 
eis "tle, su folect= building ; an 
arnished with or hav- 


€iis’ dled, ¢, ing ¢ castles. 


Dise: 
” hONy Sanicnment 


n. An unforeseen ac- 


eas’ u al ty, ‘cident. ai 
eat! a <ombs, Baik ac 

, t 
eat a logue, tit articles : i ae 


eat’ a plasm, fate ros 
{ v af 
eat’ a ract, taemne ne 


€a tarrh’, 3,3; fae ‘et mee ont 


: €a tas’ tro phe, * 
t. T ni hold of ; t 

‘eatch, ‘aie bes Rola 7 

€at’ e ehise, vt, 22 aestion; to 


examine. 


, 7. . Instruction 
eat: e chism, 5 questions, , 


94 


ey | caus’ tie, soe he Lees 


as? UW al, Speman | 


ea | a. lier’ 5 Saintat "haughty. $s 


‘eav’ i. er," bane oO stiri who disputes || 


ce les’ tial, ¢:feaventy: supreme 


eat’ © 80 FY, derotiaess, 


, vi. To provide food ; tol 
€a’ ter 5 in “provisions. a 


€a’ ter er, 3 nA provider of food, oy | 


éa thir’ tie, 58 “Serving tocleanse 
€a the’ dral, %,.sqpeohiser? 
eath’o lie, erat a: Universal oF gen- 
€a thol’ i eon, me gfhipRniversal 
eat” Bes tam at. eye of pasture. that are 
eau "daly & a. “Belonging to.the tail of 


eaus' a bles: = that inay be caused. 


€au Sal’ i Liat n: a agency of a 
cause, vt, To seers va effect ; to 


effect as an ag 
eause, n. A reason ; inching: ; party, | 
cause’ less, | 


source. * se 
a. Without s ¥- 
ring no jus Poa” 
oding ; 


eau’ ter izey ti. ;F° gear or pure 


eau” tion, foreman mia 

wt. v i 
cau” tron, danger to samoiah a 
eau’ ’ lous, Wary 


ion 
eav’ al eade, 5, ie se we 
". 
eava Hery.% A, a royal 


» 


eav’ al ry, n. Troops on Horseback. | 
eave; eo en . spe ‘es olny | 


place. i 
Ca¥. Bria, 8 fs Mowtes | 


To argue captious! | 
€av "il, valle objection is. “wo? | 


€av’ i £Y, Gin nA hollow place ; a cav- | 


| 
a. Perpetual ; without 
cease’ ‘less, 


i 
cessation. 


cede, Rg yield ; to give up to an- | 


i to ie 
aks ner of a 
ceil ing, f buildingthe tet | 


} 

oh ith 
cele brate, Maines Gemee 
cel-e bra” tion, Scie Wises | 


ce leb’ ri ty, n Fame repost: | 
ce ler’ i ty, n.. Swittness ; expedi--| 


tion ; velocity. 


ine 


CHA 


30 


ee 


CHA 


biir,.fall, .what, prey; marine, pin, bird, lesa 


n. Assmalleroom in a prison ; 
cell, cave or hollow place... > 


cel la hy scone. of 1 
cem ent’, ms WA Jn or, unite ih 
cem’ ent; %,) m bis, yrds sites, as 
cemetery, SADE 
cen’ o'taph, 7242 emph* 9 of non 
cen’ Ss ef, = A Rerinming or incense 
cen! sory fejnnes ging tS 
cen so’ ri ou 8 Sold base 
Cen’ SUFEY Faun with? to + apesaet 
cen’ sur e; eas 7 AS wits 
cen’ ter, vi. To meét in’one point... 
a cen’ ter, fhe: widdienp point of any 
cen’ tral, { a. . Malonging f the cen- 
cen trif’u “eal fiat! ing from 
cen trip’ é. taly fe mieten to the 
|| cen’ tu Ty; ‘fined boas. of fone 
ce’ raté, n, A salve made of itis 
cer’ e brum, % oe . The FR i Te of 


cer’ tain, sue V8 mooie, es 
cer’ tain ty, Soyits anus.” 
cer tif” j ] eate, Sahar oenn in 


cer’. ti LF ecied vt. ‘fo B iph are a 


ceru le ‘an, a. tu yLcolorod Abn. | 


ces'sa” tion, %;,AJeaving off; in- 


ces’ sion, ate’ of Melding, up, ® 


? 
, ut. or vi. To fret by rubbing ; to 
chafey fume ; to ogc ang ) 


cha erin’, are At vext- 
chatse, » n. Alight open ¢atriage.; 


chali ice Ue cup standing on a 


'; au 4 mark_or man ith 
Chalk, eee rt Teo 


chalk, ‘n. bp eae fossiti., 

| chal lengos ti," actanc 
chal’ lenge, tt n. ecm 7 oe 

cham’ ber, apne a house. 

j cham pagne’, Frenti wine. 


>| chance, 


Open j % vevels 


“| ham paign’, fax 


cham’ pion, 7 One whe Bah . 


m. Fortune i, event 5 decks 
Im. The pest of aclu h 
n of ac urc 
chan’ cel, #22) | 
chan’ ce ry; peirad chiéf epurt of 
chand’ ler, n. A person who deals 
n, A bernie a novelty, 
smali men { 
change, or amend; ‘Reh ch 
n. A child ranged 5 
change’ ling, | f q 
chan’ nel, aeeare bofa river ; a 
chant, thera musics acid 
, ; 2 
cha OS, ¢ eee e AnasS 5 Ot isorder 
chap’ e ron, ty pti young 
T 
chap’ lam} ti) SaSiy By tarmly: 
A div f b k; 
chap’ ter,’ 3a eee ee Speier: 
char 9 der. ‘) wey 
nA letter; i, quality, 
ehar-ae ter ist’ i¢, f; @P Peculiar 
ehar’ ae ter 1Z€5 Character» 
” Siar i t t t t 
chirge, erastet iid abarad fo gi : | 
charge, set ; command, » 
du. With care ; fi all a 
cha’ ri ly, oa nugally 
char’ i ots tie or 


alta i Ti | 
in tafdles,! PS sy 
change, 
vt..To transform.; i $0, aa 
aiid 
chap’ el; * it re SPs of ssliaioe 5 | 
man of 8 a 
chap’ let, forthe pend 
vt. To burn wood 4 a black cin- 
char’ a€ tery tpuiation: 
vt. os give a 
¢éha rade’, 5 ™ A species of riddle... 
n. A burden ; expense ; on- 
charg’er, n. Re basiee) dish a . ware 
n. A carriage f for, pleas- 
char’? ta bles Sai Bountiful; 5 tbe 


n. Totes, ood- 
_|.char’ 1s pina i 
vt.. To bewitc to elig 4 
chiirm, {5 appease.” iy 
| charm, aire id oF enehr ntment ; a 


eharm’ ing, g Kouplensing : ae- 


chiirt, n. A map or delineation of 
coasts. .t 

hip >) 
chart’ er, x. Foxe or rea vesse 


ee A il ’ 
chart’ er, gn ca — 
ehasm, 


n. A sap ; an gpeninge a va- 
cuity. , - 


= 
1 


~31 G10 | 
book, dove, full, uses: any Chaiap, gem, thin, thou. | 


: chaste; ¢ pit Pure 5. che th) ane pwithout 


chas’ ten, * 1, ie Ho seorrec to 2.395 


chastise’; 1% vt {To correct. by pum; 


| chas’ tise ment, fanishiment. | 

| chat, oa os prattle; to Wate idx 5 9 
| Chateau’, (phat to). P35 

| chat* tele, qzhsany mousing ei 
: chéap; vay Of low price 3 a sepllyys | 


9 ue; Common. J 
cheap’ en, rice Dtmithe 
©. DPM} | to de: 


' ~ Ti 

| chéat, fia? to hier. 

“cheeky, fe gues 8 retrain 
| cheek, mame reeretiiss 
cheer" fall, $a Puiee ts ad 
| cheer’ ful ness, Bejeciant nih 


vt.) To, nouri sf she 


cher” ish, ter; tc sappor 
cher’ ub, ol celestial spiit ;, an 
| chiesty st, oF, wodios meaty 3 
Chev a Ter’, seAirshts yeti 
| Chi eane’ ry, % vn Sopistry dh iste) 
chi de, vt. To rebukPs to reprove ; to 3} 


taunt. 
| chié fy fhe mst ord piincipg! j capil of 


chief, » ki plete: pyereenaee i5 


chet” yy se Principal, aoe 


chilsblating %i4 275, 208008 
| chil d; _ a persops; p* son or 
child” ish, a. Trifin Bia, tans 
CHIT" by; spSememeatca bogitls 
chime, coctoed of sounder te aa 
chi me’ ri, Gdawoncert. (Laird 
chimer’ ie al, fide 
chim’ ney, smo. 


‘| The part ‘of “the anDp fi 
i chin, >. below the lips. « Bho 


JA small a tu ] th: 
, chink, wide; a Cleft. pe me 23 | 
| chintz, n. Fine India-printed calico.) 


| | chip, vt. To cut up’ into small pieces: 
n.-.The ‘art of 


jet rog’ ta phy, 


writing. 


we 


chirp, % rt Te “ag 9 noise like a 
éhiv’al rous,{,; yearuter 15 
Chivalry, % or itary, aig 
choice, 7), nA ons chogem 5 power of 
choice, ae of Sys APS 
Ps PShiS 


(quire) ns Part of 
ehoirs (ay body. of pbk” : 


choke, sein mayets| 
hor er, i. Bile + wrath ;spassion.- | 
hol! or ie yf 3X bene | 

choose, wo.2 vt. To ota EPeice of of; 0 
Chop, ‘vt: ‘Ts eut stall} 16 mince! 

ehot raly steno; png 
ehord, %BemougD Bosies the 
chor ist er, **. leader of schol 


or concert é 
‘| eho’ rus, nm. Mnstahoorng Hon in 


partsy ory o. 


‘ehrisin; ‘x. A holy ofhtment or oil; 


chris! ten,»t.0o baptize ary tisine, 
éhris’ teri dom sre rae 
chris’ tian, maipllowenofcnrist 
éhitis tian’ dtys)t) Theres 
‘ehris’ tian izeptt. ipo *s 
eliro. mat! te, Gyormuse, 
éhron’ ie, a, Of long confiitatice. 
c hi on’ i i le; % ASIA sorts 

chrono! 0: Syst V5 Coupuing thet 
chuek’ le, hy shan ee 
ci game toms | 
church, assernbly Ge Ghietare! an 
church’ many 3; an apideopelian | 
Cher ee tears es Os | 

Charl’: shy: meer pill, Tay | | 
churl’ ish ness, fate 


churn, ee e busses s, to-pghy 
ehyle, n. 5 white’ fluid in-the stom- 
ac BW OR 


cie’ a tri ice, en be a mers | 


Cie’ a trize, wound, Ss VRS 


CLT 


See 


wee ee 


CLA 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


A’ guide ; a con- 


cic e€ ro’ ne, pia 
Cl ’ ders j A drink made from the 


juice of apples. 
ci gar’ , fox praia. leaves rolled up 
ci li” cious, Shain |e as 
cim’ e ter, tek A heavy, crooked 
cine’ ture, mint, something 
cin’ der ? Ceased t Pd PROS 


cin’ "ile, nA Lay Gand for a horse, 


‘s_'p Th bark of 
Cin’ Na MON, 7% tree in Ceylon. 
cl’ on, 


n. The young shoot of a plant ; 

& sprout ee 1 p ate 
gure of no. value’ by 

ci’ pher, tise itself ; rhe character (0). 


cr’ pher i ing, ‘s. The art of casting 
er” Ce eagle 
| Cit” ele, fo move vound’s thing. 


n. Acircle ; com act 
cir’ euit, ° of moving vehi ad thin 


cir’ €u lar, a. Like a circle ; round. 


cir’ €u late, st Py that? move or 


cir cu la” tion, face, 


: tion ; currency. 
cir eum’ fer ence, », Compass 
cir’ eum flex; n. Au accent over 

‘cir eum’ flu ent, Saag’ 


a syllable. ° 
cir cum fiise’y nee” 


cir eum ja’ cent, ‘iy tne 
cir eum nay’ igatessin 


cir eum po’ lar, cers 


‘cir eum seribe’s 270, limit; 


a, Considerate ; 


cir’ €um speet, > wise. 

_— I , . a 7 7 < 
cir’ eum stance, 3, eeideat. 
cir’ cum stan ced, 220 5 
cir cum vent’, mo teovertenchs 
Cir €um Volve’,v.'To rot about, 
cir’ €us, 7) ne . tie for horseman- 


cis’ tern, 


= tk large vessel to catch 
or hold water. 


: Cit, n. A pert, low. townsman ; sa citi- 
zen. 


? : m. A. fort; a castle ; 
eit a del, place of arms. : * 


‘| clam’ ber, 


s Was n. A summons ; a quota- 
Cl ta tion, tion ; an impeachment. 
cite, vt. To quote authority ; ; to sum- 


mon. 
nA frvenian,s one inhab- 


+47 5 
cit 1 ZENs iting a city. 


cit’ i zen shi 5 ¢, Fae Mesto 


, A fruit resembling. th 
cit ron, {. eke iy verte 5 as 
cit’ Y, *- Alarge or corporate’town. 

ix? 4 Pert to. it 
Civ” 16, Soot tonaet IS PTT ete 
Court ts. 
Cv" Hl,  comeeren celeerant 
Ci vil’ i 1AN, Saw n. _ versed in civil 
Ci vil’ j 1 ty, n. Politeness ; courtesy. 
1 517 aT lish ; .to k 
Civ’ il 12@y civ (40 reclain wb 
a. t aim to; t " 
elaim, sacs right. = . 
ae t d ; 
elif, Taare aes ae 
€lazm’ ant, % “t The person claim- 
vi. ttre climb with diffi- 
a ~“ glutinous ; | 
cous ; nous ; 
€lam’ my, frist. | 
elam’ or, ara on ay outery; vocif- 
elam’ or OUS, fat @.. Boy 5 importu- 
elan, nm. A family or oe asect of 
persons. = 
elan des’ tine, ¢,Secrets 875 
elang, n. A loud, sharp, shrill noise. ) 


} vt. To make a loud noise ; to 
¢lank, clatter. 


vt. To strike together. as the 
elap, hands ; to applaud. ~ 


elar’ Ct, ». A light-red French’ wine. 


ae vt. Tomake clear; to pu- 
' elar’ 1 fy, 2,3 “toutdane: Pe 


fag ‘in. A kind of trumpet; a 
elar 1 on, martial instrument. 
vi. To strike against ;) to disa- 
elash, 9 gree ; to oppose. ¢ 
n. A noisy collision of two bod- 
elash, *%/ 


ae vt. To buckle ; to embrace ; to 
elisp, hold fast. 


eliisp, n. A sort of buckle or hook. 
eli asp’ er, i Tey thread of creeping 
eli diss, orgs arrange in order, or ina 
€liiss, roe: form; order; rank ;, de- 
elas’ siey: Sai ReE Ribot © 
elas’ sl fy, vt. To arrange ; to class. 
elat’ ter, a ane make a confused 


| CLO 


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sem rere 


COB ia 


—— 


book, dove, full, use, €an, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


: An article ; a sentence ;.a 
clause, Siipuiation a f 
‘daw, eg — or tear with 


| elaw, n. Thé foot of a beast or bird.) 


| clay, * akg common tenacious kind of 
| 


. To cleanse ; t if 
éleéan, *; free from dirt) ~ conita P 
one bey from dirt ; pure; inne- 
¢lean’ ir ness, %; MP Pities 


¢leanse vt, To purity ; to make 
eléar, crea} bright ; hele 5 dete be ly 


guiltiess ; manifest 
eléar vt. or vi. To make ‘or’ become 
| 9 bright; to a renee th : 
oh n. Acqul nhxe 
| eléar’ ‘ance, Bo « perdood , 
n, State ing clear, 
eer Ness, perspicuity. , 


wt» or vi. Lo divide ; to split ; 
| cleay ©5 to adhere - Stick to. ey 
: nm. Mercy ; rem on 
elem’ ent, ¢20"43 j mercifal 5 gen- 
P| hes n. The whole order orbody 
er 9 of divines- 


Relatin to the) ler- 
wlerie'al; Fesina ee Wes 


nA ie Ep a scholar; @ sec- 
| elerk,, retary or bookkeeper. 


¢ley’ er,'* a. eat te ingenious 5 fit ; 


| elev’ er ly, wale, pecniongy with 


¢elew, fin vt. om Aaul up the ‘Bails to be 


ore we To make a slight shay 


Bw) PY 2 n. “One who retains or em- 
eli ent, ploys.a lawyer. 


| eliff, n. A steep rock ; a precipice, 

| Wate ‘in. A rhetorical figure; as- 

elimd, vt. To creep up by degrees. 
P| vt. To hold fast ; to contr t; 

elinieh: eager 9 


eling, Serine @ twine round ; to hang 
link, pan ring 7 make a’nojsé like 
elip, %4 a. Bo cut small or short’ | to} cur: 


wi A epnclitve to,measure ti 
etoek and show the‘hour. — 8 


elod, po ce eae of earth or clay ; a 


vt. To hinder ; to bstruct ; to 
elog, adhere.: ’ 3 


4 ..A monastery ;.a place 
€lois’ ter,¢ of rétigtous retirement. 
close, vt. or vt. To conciuaé ; to shut 

=, a Near together ; shut ‘fast ; 
elose, reserved ; covetous. 


up; to unite: to join. 


— n. A small field inclosed ; end; 
close, conclusion. 


: ? vt. To shut up or conceal 
€los et, in —_— Pi 


€108’ et, ». A sina private room. 


€lo n. Any thing woven for pai | 
th, the covers fora table. ~ $e 


elothe, 23% Tofurishwith sesmente; 
¢elou ; ets or ei, "To make or “ail 
eloud’ less, Sens pee | 
elotd Ys Sot ergerts ees 
¢lown, <0 i rustic, unmannerly per- 
€lown’ is . ne awkward ; 
€loy, sate surfeit ; to satiate; to | 
€lub, vi. To unite in comtion éxpense. | 
elub’ law, ae law of arms or of 
eluek, thickoher WMHS Oy 
eli ¢; “ guides that ' t'may Serve as 
¢lump, ter’ eemeperees E72 5 OS 


€lum’ si ness, Vn Aurkowandneys; 


‘inelegance.” 
¢lum’ SY, a. Awkward ; ungainly; 


unhan 


elus’ 102 vaneel ‘To grow in bunches, as 


ne oe <0 i a eptléiion,; 


€lus’ ter, ene 
To gripe; to clinch ; to 
elut’ ter, in. Noisé ; bustle; hurry. 
eoach, n. A large carriage for pleas- 
a7 , T dri {. 
€0ach’ man, gaan? “U7 oF 
; + ¢@ , 
€0 ad ju tor, an a§Ssistant. 
vt.. To curdie; to 
€Oal, 2. A mineral used for fuel. 
vi. Mbdy row together; 
€0a Tesce’ nfs 5 
COATSES Sadray, poles Tt ee 
ly; with rudeness~ 
coast, n. The country dying on the 
edast, vi. To sail along the coast. 
tice. 
ob’ ble, - ths mend shoes bung 


elutch, * grasp in the hand. 
ure or state. 
nA fellem-nelvers 
a 2 } 

€0 ag u late, run into clots. 
¢o ali” tion, m8 Pialdhone 

adv. Meanly’; inelegant- 
edarse’ ly, 

sea-shore. 

€0ax; Pia To. cover; to invest ; to en- 
eob’ bler, n. A mender of old shoes. 


COH 


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COL 


robar, ofall, what, prey; marine, pin, bird; move, 


f A web t made b 
£0b° web ek wee wevet pp by 
coek ade’, f. riband_worn ona 

1. boat 
cock’ boat, *, fal a sip. be 
| eoek’ loft; *, mA room. .OVEr a gar- 


-eoek’ ney, One who wa s bor 


A book of the, civil 
| cOdey Bc. ie civil yj AG): 
n.. miser ; a pean, \e- 
€odg’ er, BS 


nurious’ fellow. * 


, $s t di a 
codicil, foswuin ratte 
.fo en joy’ ; vt. To enjoy together. 


a. Equal with ; in the 
€0 e qual, same ‘state.. s 


Ye 4. vt, Vo restrain. by. force ; 
€o erce ) to compel. . 


€0.er” Clon, n. A Keoping in ge: 
EO bf CIVES FEN ATA 
€0 e tern’ al, a. Equally eternal, 
€0 e’ val;< “a. _Gotemporay: of equal 
€0 ex ist’, z loon west 
€O eX Ist! entye2olsame tine. 
€o ex ten’ sive? 3,2 7u8Y 
cof” fee, Sik memer sant? 
eof’ fer, nA mnonep-chast or trunk; 


a treasures * * 

eof’ fin, peo legge st: or shut into 
eok’ fin, n. A chest for dead bodies. 
€08; n. The tooth of a wheel) \.45% 
€0’ gen cy, eth Strength ; 
€0' gent, ermotehs bey wt Tt enforcing ; ; 
€08' i tate, tpon’ Pudge 
cog ita” tion, Hae 
€og" nate, as Ponce of kin; allied ; 
cog ni” tion, sagSereen saat 
€0 g ni Zance, ea Roars ion bhai, 
€0g NO’ MEN, fans 


A) surname; & 
ly name. 


€o hab’ it, vi. To live together. | 


, (as air’) n. _One who is a 
€0 heir’, (Cit nn” 


€0 hére’. : vi. To stick well together, 
£0 he’ rent. 2 Connected ; con- 
9 sistent. 
€0O he’ S10n, « n. A state of union, 
| 


C6 hie’ sive, oe RA 


Acta f five h 
ase “es soldiers. as ¢ Hire co 
€oil; vis aS wind up a rope. in form of 
€oin, n. Any money stamped Cs teed 


thority. 

Bott ee. er 
Coin! age, rc Metaaten st 
€o in cide’, Beran gee + 
€0 in’ ci denice, canesstenee 
€0 in’ ci dent, wfmePpenee te: 
eo” tion, *Tesetet a tote 
eol d, ne Not hot ; pol hasty; am chaste ; . 

€old, “ “God weather ychilliness ; a 
é0ld’ heart ed, syne tect 


€old’ ness, n. Want of heat ;. indif- 
~au ote if nA painful disorder. of. the 
€ol' ie, 


stomach. 
€ ol lapse’, va Pa fall close or to- 
€ ol’ lar; noA band of ring round the 


neck 


eo!’ lar, vt. To seize by the collar. 

col late’, wean; to gete 
ol lat’ er al; > See Pts sie 
col la” tion, ma ttebzematle 
eer leapie, Scefe  s 
€ol’ le et, ~ een comprehensive 
€ok le et’, “44 ihe epther 5 to pick, Up; 


eol lee” tion, fectea: VF PS 


lected. 
collect’ ive, % SathereMnirnne 
€ol’ lege, pi aetonta | place of 
col le’ gi an, *tmomner af * 
col le’ gr ate, © eee ti to a 
"hi hol’ A di of 
eol lier 9 pace poe ead ship. one i 


Ps ol’ li er’ Yo. n. The ate where coals 


cok lis’ ion, * Astisne *ogeth ey | 
eol’ lo eate, vt. To place ; to set 


in order. 


ol lo eu” tion, *,Aconferences 


hud conversation. 
€6l lo" qui al) ecRtione 
€ol’ lo quy, n. A.conference ; con- 


versation ; talk. 


COM 


35 


COM 


book, .ddye, full, USE, ean, chaise, gem, \thin, thou. 


jin..Fraudulent,contri- 


eol lu’ ‘sion; yaneGoblagtockben. 
éollw’ sives'Snee io 
€ol o nel, Sahat bi hinegimese > 
€0 lo! nial; "s,Peraining to 2 col 
eol’ 0 nize, vt. To supply with in 


habitants.» ) > (\/ 
4. 
€0l"O'NY3 habirants 


Place plates irk to: 
SOY gr eer re ee 
eo!’ or, * Hue aint aye 5 pretense 
col’ ors; a Nationls imihtary, or na 
€0 los’ sal, ae seuiuigie> > 
el tery fh a piows Pt Hie 
eol’ um”, m 4 are conn oo 4 
€0 Jum’ nar, Sar col 
eombd, v2. er To divide and, Ter: os 
n. A battle ; a duel; 


€om’ bat, contest ; a’ figlit.) {1 

eom’ b aty pei toie ep at: Es 
eom! bat ant = One wh fs ‘fights 
eom bina’ ’ tion, conspiracy 
com bine’ oi inaerses to wise 
eom bus’ ti ble, eet cere 


€om bus” tion, n. A burning ; an 


Tod Mo ph : fy 
vi. To draw ; to eae ‘to 
iahury, Wappen. 


eon’ e d LY) dea n. A laaghabe or comnie 


om e’ ly; a. greet decent ; 


n, A blazing star with a 
eony et, long train or talk §) OQ" 


ebmy'fortyeged one to 
ebm fort hit dat 

t t <4 
eon’ fort less, § 4. “Without com 
com’ 1€, a. Relating to comedy ; ex: 


citing mis. 
€om’ 1€ al, ose ae s merry ; fan 
com’ mii, ah fod ys me or point 
0 bids o charge: 
€om man 
€om man " 2 cpt i ope 
€om mand’ er, n. One who com- 


mands ;,a;clnef. 
vt. To begin ; to as- 


, 
com mence’, Sine. 
eom mence’ ment. ites 


3 fo “tov authori 


vt. To,praise ; to give 


eom mend’; in Thareodt 
com Jnend’ a. bie, 7 worthy ~g 
com’ ment, BAR Taos 
com’ merce, a. Trade ; traffic 5 


Ankertqurep. 5 
eom min” gle, range. TX 1 


o mix Mae 


in- | eom mis’ er ate, ut, ‘to pity, . 


st wait 


€om mis’ sion, abplepsemn a 


‘0 deliver, up ; to in- 
€om mit’, TMSt; ,toosen dito prison, 
TO blend gether; 


€om MIX’s {5 une. 
e€om mo’ di ous, 2, comenient; 


Commande 


com’ mo done; ¢ ofa Sruadron-, 


a. hese A public ; 


€om’ mon, puplic ‘ehh ountry 
Usually’ “ fre- 


com’ mon Ty, guentiy., 
*/ ¢0m mo’ tion, a. Distupbanee’ | 
com mune’; i al oye 
¢om mu’ ni €ates'; po Dips 


| 
to reveal, ¥* ; | 
e€om miun’ ion, aa Fellowship ; | 


(squpper, -, 
€om: ‘mite’, cs yak exchange ; to 
com’ pa ct, 4 Sendise agreement 
com pa et’, de We ee solid; 
eom pan’ ION, 54 partndt ae 
eom’ pa- 1Y ie rs A as stetbly So- 

To VALE or liken 


€om, pare e 9, one jthitig. by, another. 


e€om par’ i son,, n. * Sg of com- 


vt. Toc Sie : to sur? 
eon pass, ov 4 to endeavor. 


€6m! paises, done ie exe sa 
eom pas’ Sion, conte ate ‘ 
com pat’ ible, Sonsitent Qh, 
eom | PECry in Nipalipengc 
eon pel’ ‘ ‘ oblige to constrair; 
eom pend’? ious, De 
com pen Sa” tlOM, mend 
eon’ pe tence, 7 ig ph i 
eom’ p e t ent, oe Adequate ; qual- 
€0m pe ti” tion, 


ii. ‘A rivalry ; a 
contest. 


ORE Ew cre ee. ee Ce = + fit AE ape 


‘COM 


36 


CON 


bar, fall, rer pie marine, pin, bird, move, 


¢ vt. To collect from sev- 
€0m pile § eral authors. 


com pla’ cenit, vi DNS Beetles 


5 cee ; to be 
€o0m. plazn’, ) 4 3 am 


, » Act of gat lai 

€om plaint oe disease. 
€om: ’ plat sant, oiler ents 
com’ ple ment, "Thecomplste 
eom plete’ ; a. Perle ect; fs fine 


nh 
eom plete’, st ‘igang 


eom ple” tion, n. A fulfilling ; a 


eres state. 
eom ‘plex; a. Intricate ; composed 


of many St 

com plex’ ion, the face chicetid 
com pli’ ance, *, Smsons 
¢€om phi ant, Ritter cot. one 
com’ pli ea ted, apc Entatcntes 
e€om ’ pli ment, n. An act of ci- 


Vility. 

com’ pli ment, fare 
com ply’, a eae 
€o0m po’ nent; pes: soil sete 

€om port’, gi To aot ret aie 
€om pose’, % To9@ settle Re 
€om pos, ed, eas seus y 
€om pos’ er, eign inci 
€om po Si” tony Tmiture. 
com pos’ i tor, justs bes. re 
com’ pound, Tienes 
com pound’, fens tenn 
com pre hend’, te yerceve. 
eom pre hen’ sive, 3) errr 
€OM Press’; teemrece. 
¢om pres’ sion, *, Act of com 
€om prise’, contain ;totake th. 
€om’ pro mise, or ches eg Ke 
€0m pul’ sion, icin. < besicnce. 
eom pune” tion, ®utiien 
€0m pute 2, culate; to count. 
€om pu ta” "ONs ont bstimate. 


4 vt. To reckon ;'to cal 


c on’ @aVv e, c. Hollow opposed to 
‘close ; to 


¥ vt.-To keep 
€on cea 9 hide ; eo kee, secret. 


eon céal’ ment, *. Afts9" em 
ee, oa © iris ld; 

€on céde § to “waate vie 

eon c eit’. n. Fanoy 4: imagination, 


9 pride. 
€on ceit’ ed, 7 Atectedpronds 


eon ceive’, vi oem inne 
€on Cep” tion, Men; theught.) 
€on cern’, vhrds ey interest, "OP 
COR: COPA Fhe EOF 
eon’ c ert, a <% musicak enitertaine 
con Cert’y rage pavatel 


| f th 

con ces” ‘sions thing f felted. 4 
€on cil’ 1 Ble, 5 4 5 gin! reconcile; 
‘a. Short 5 _ brief ; icon- 


€on cise’ ? tracted. 
con cise’ ness, ny Shouiness; 
con’ elave, 3 Ansstemey of eo 


on 
con elinde’, 2 ,taymake an ends 


ry 
d; él fir 
€on: elu’ sion, oid 


’ Decisive ; ‘conr 


eon ¢lu’ sive, 4),cings ending. 


€on coet’, yea sigan « bole 


Union ; 


eon’ €0rd, Fercement’ 


eon cord’ ance, the Neptures, | 


eon’ €ourse, ah nee 
€on’ ae cit eden of differ. 
toe ere’ ’ tion, Sag “raan> 
€on eur’. vi. To agreé in one opin- 


harmony ; 


a mass. 


? ion. 
€on eur’ rence, hic An isetee 
n. Act of shaking 


eon dem’, tiame: to ccusure. 
? vt.To make thick ; to 

eon descend’, toa. torent 
! a., Merited ; deserved ; 


€0n €us’ sion, agitation. 
eon dem na’ er eR mara 
€on dense 9 compress. 

: vi. T'o comply; to 
€on de scend’ TNS, Gus: tind. 
€on dign 9 suitable. 

n. A sauce ; a Sea- 


eon’ di ment, ffi 


bogky\dbvajiifillyigae)<éan;: Chaise, .gein, tia, Abdu. 


€on di” tion, fan aiputation. 


éon di” tion al an" 


€on dole’, ty? PF OREM 


t pees Toh 
€on diice’, a to; ‘or promote 
eon du’ cive, 222 


cone, 
| €0n fee’ tion,’ 
| don fee"'tion er y,: 


n., Grief for an- 
other’s loss. 
.to contrib- 


eon do’ lence, 


may con 
Og 


 #t. To, guide ; to’ bri 
eon duet y) alofig? fo bohive: Os 


éon’ duet, ” atet sme heed 2 deport- 


, 
€on duet or, 9 =e We» ia a hide % 
n, A Solid body, in fort of a 
aes * 
on! ‘AS sweetmeat, 
oa ure. 
= “Sweet, 
meats. 


eon féd’ er ate, Gera tiy> 


| don fed er a” tion, Titance, 


)€on fer’, sieee 


| on fess’, fruits ion S 
1 ow 

| con fes’ pega Sar 
i v1. oO nj Te 


| 


“eon flu ence, 


To bestow; 
yi Pipe Bt te BF 


éoni’ fer énce, 5A" oaidisens, 
ake 


con’ fi d ent, taped positive ; 
éon’ fi dent, '* wo At An nti ate or 
é6n fine’, Shut up: tocar. i 
€on fine’ ment, :f.)/Besaints 
eon firm’, wy aTestrenethens te 
con firnd a” tion, fesimony. 
con’ fis cate, tte Rbeety he 
eon fis’ ate, male to the 


con fla gra” tion, 725" 


n. A skirmish; a prety ” 
eon’ fliet, gle; agony. ~~~ RS 
* vi. To fight; to.struggle 
eon fliet 9 with; to contest: — 5 
2. A junction or 
union of streams. 


On form’, ee eRe hs 


eon form’ a ble, %; Agrecable 
€on form’ i ty, 


a. A compliance ; 
a similitude. 


‘ ~,]’ vt. To mix; to con- 
| €on found 9 fuse ; to disturb. 
H “Knt’ vt. To bring face to 
€on fi ont 9 face; to dipead. 


| con gea 


|| con” grur ousy fiver 


dion Fiise’, acy ma 
€on fu’ sion, a pinandags et, 
eon fu ta” tidny f.05%" 8 
€on ‘fiite’, ee ot 


bbe te, cons, 
4+ wi. To 


9’or ‘grow 
eon e 1a” tidna, 't; “A \ thickening, | 
eon ge" ni ‘al; © ia. Haye, the'same | 
on. ge ties, aA 0ass, of ‘small 

| eon’ ges’ tion, 4 WA psollestion of ib 
€on grat’ u’ late, oy? to wish, 

}| con” gre gate, i bors eas sts 
on’ ore ga” tion, i fiaes assem;. ; 
eon” or ess, a, Uni ted Statesegis-, 


lature 5 a meeting 


€on gru’ i ty; ial STs 5 


t-: Fae =. 


re i: to thicken | 


eon’ it, € contaadl nee 


we jee. tur al, qapetaltoni CS 

€on jee: HE tes move to | 
con Jee’ ture, *euess sup: 
€on join’, ot TA. "put together ; to, 
€on Joint’, < ~ — sighed s j United 5, 
€on’ ju gal; ; oo ‘Connubial nu 
eon’ ju gate, s bad join 24 unites 
€on june” toms Se 
€on june’ ture,*; n. Satie i state; 
cin ju ra” tion, ast 
con jure’, riers) — py oath; to 
€6n’ jure, ere: pr na}iae-2 enchant- 
eon’ ju rer, B, et ae it Cea E an 


to fasten 


€on neet’; EN hinites | 
cornee” tion, Shdt Raeudae | 
€on ni’ vane é,%. n. Act of winking 
con nive’, % ie: wink a ies 


€on niv’ CI, ». One who connives, 
CON NOIS SEU’, Hage of the arts. 


orem 


eon nu’ bi al, cours 6 mer 


CON) 


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bar, fall, what, .prey,) marine;:pinj' bird,: move, 


vt: To bring under; to, 
subdues to over 


eon” quer) 

eon” quer or, Bybee p i 
eon” quest, my Yicrs saucers 
eon’ SCIENCE sana: justice BfhSs 
€on'sci én” tious, 6 ygSePs 
on” SCiOUsy fy pry persuad, 
eon’ scious Ly gage insy 5, 
€or sé erate, Bal geeten hil 
eon sé €ra” tions Ser PNG, 
eon sec’ 'u tives “Succeeding 
| ‘eon sent’, of ‘vi, To agree £0 51 to allow. 
eon Sent’; taAereements complt, 
€on’ se queudes Both, feet 
| conse quent; $i i tas na 


vers 


| 


|| €on serv’ ative, mone haan bie 


€0n: ‘serv. a’. tory Aaseeetes 


€oN SErVe’, tA wet i Bey 
eon sid’ er ’ gard? iB oseningt > 
f €on sid’ erate, eM thoughtful? 
€ on Si ign, on make | AXSt to ann, 


-¢€o0n sign’ menty: ty, Fae hos 


4% vi. To bey 2 of 5. t 
¢€on ‘sist > be cogent S 


€on sist’ énee; yeas 


€on sist’ én cys) Hepreyssiees 
eon sist’ éntygppoceas arm. 
eon so la” tion, 5; sade" 
} On Sle’, toroviver eS 


€0n ‘sol id: ate, 9 ibadan. eS 


CON SO NANCE, inte re °F 
-€on’ so nant, a. Astosable i suite 


able ; 


n. One who con- 
spires or plots. 


| eon spit”. a tor, 


s eon straint’, yoann e% 


eon’ se quent Lys SRT theretere? 


}| €on sult’, bate; to plan. 


>| €on sum’ matey ai conniees, 


eon’ sort, 3. A ‘companion a wife) Kon tain’, vel Ba bold tqkeop in If 
| €on sort, a Tee S| SON sae. | nate, ut, To pollnte 
| con spice’ WOUS, fou amen!) COM tana i na” tomy fox. plies | 
| eon spir’ a Cys Soret HOS €on tem’, tee to set at | 


eon spire’, vE. te. EF A ert fogeth. 
edn" sta ble, Pe kreiiboficer; 9 a 
€ON’ stan CY) Mind conthrudhen? 

eon’ ‘stant,’ a Steady relate, 
eon’ stant’ ly, speaitebee) a 
eon'stel la” tion, papuster of 
€on’ sti pate, wei 
eon'stit’ uw ent, 6 Ba meee up 
€on stit’ u ent, n: One ho, de- 
€dn"Sti tute, re Posppeint or de; 
eon'sti tation, meFormot gov: : 
eon stratn’ vt, whee RON SOmpe) PY, q 


607 striate Bi fe | 
in. Contraction ; 


€on stri€” tion, free 
on strin’ gents %,9,.5 ans, 
€0n struet’, together? to te, Put 


eon struc” tion, genet ot rey 


T lain; to in- 
€0n’ ‘strt ue, reals, $00 nh Bes 
€0n’ sul, 2, An‘ofitial agent abroad; 
éon’ su late," mn. Fhe office of, cone ; 

vt. To yon advice ; tg de | 


con sult;a” tion, a, Act of ron, 


’ vt. or vr., To, destroy, 
€on stiime 9 to waste away. + 


€on sum ma” tion ise) 
€on sump” tion, naw 
eon sump’ tives HERES 


structive. - 
A touch 5 a close 


eon’ tat, io union. 
€on ta’ gion n. An infection; a 
y) 


pestilence. 


con ta’ gious, ¢; Conniniating 


contagion. 


éon tem’ A plates tate Pio behold 


CON 


39 


GON 


bogk,:, dive,, full,:,use,.eany, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


| con ten plat’ tiory, bs Tories ht; 
} €on tempt ‘ise dat OR sping: 
| con: tempt’ ble, searnt tea 
| con'tempt!u ONS» fisoient. 
| contend’, Eat ts dul to 
€om tent’, | Noderats happiness 
| eon tent" "ed ‘i santas 3 Bot re- 
€on ten’ fi tions "he rife 5» fe iy guar. 
eon tent’ ment, “},<f Satisfaction 
eon’ ‘test,% once uae redler 
| con test’ ae 1 Aocopiens i | to quar- 
| con’ LEXt, m, Scrion of 4 sipcoyrse 
; €on ti gu’) 1 tys2 a ) come 
| €on tig" u ous; 89 clot @.as to 
con’ timenty fn 


. 

eon’ ti Rents Bee es 
eon ti nent’ al, ¢ ‘e eins ie 
‘con tin’ gen cy, ac 
| con tin’ gent, fain RSS 
| €on: tin’ a al, fatt ethos out interrap- 
‘eon tin’ uw ances) ta of 
| con tin’ we; Phe Pt at No Dpolon es 
| con tor” tion, eval sp re 
| eon’ tra’ band, a. Saree. forbid. 
[con tract’, sci tini 
| con” tract; ?. A. iia a 
| con traet’ ed, %, “pNaTOM sel- 

}| con tract’ :ed, zp. shortenéa,, 
1 e€on trae” tion, n. A shrinking ; a 


making short. 


, o 4. vt. -T t 
| con tra diet’, geiksay? Bi 


| con tra die”. tion, 2,07 
| eon’ tra ry: a song + oPRe 


eon’ tra. ry, nn advetse,p Prope. 


€on trast’, {i at put in _opposi 
1 €on’ trast. ” Difference ; a opps 


9 tion of figures. -\)' 
1 ’ vt. To hinder ; to 
| con tra vene . batfie ashes 


eon vey’, 


€on trib’ uté, %,," asia, to 
eon’ trite, e.Taly sorrowful pen- 
€on tri”: tion; fi Aincors res 
€on tri’ YEACes in. nA gevicn « ia 
contrive’, eae foplans 

eon'trol, ai tentey ad 
€on tral; oad Restraint; ppptbority 
€on troy ler, 15 One who gontrols 
eon’ tro ver sy, 3 a, A quarrel +2 
con! troverty xyadisitibhs | 
eon tu’'ma”, cious gre yiee: tinate; 
eon tu me’li‘ou Rees | 
eon’ tume Ay, Rn nes 

eon ttise’s fhe reat togetier «te | 
€on tu’ SION, Lniss “of bruising ; 

eo nun’ drum, ne iA. quibble. ‘ 

con va lesce’,t3 recsrer nate! 
con va les’ cent, feaitn’ "8 
Sore Verre's4 wir Fecal sesether, -, 
eon ven’ ience, ficnbes Ronee 
eon ven’ ent, “sitsued 
eon’ Went es ney mopastery. px Nuns . 


eon ven’ tion, <* An arsed 


. ¢ ve. .To tend: to sone 
eon verge’) moines if 


acténding to one 
point, Ps 

a, Bit for con- |f 
versation! || > i 


eon ver?’ hike 
eon ver?’ ing, 
eon’ vers’ a ble, 


.|eon’ ver sant, skilled poe verre ss 
| €on ver sa” tion, wean 


vi. ‘To discourse famil- 


€0n Verse’, jany. 
€ on’ verse, a. Contrary; opposite. 
€on ver" sion, *,,4,¢088°% 8 
eon vert’, at lite rte tom 
eon’ vert, Hs One who is convert: 
eon’ vex, ¢j a “ike. the outside of a 


8 ere carry from_one |} 
place to another. 


e 27a) Pin 


n. Familiar discourse? |f 


COR 


40 


“bi, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


# t. To ilty 5, 


€on’ viet, * preven Soar F 
€on. vie” “LON F fiver at FI MOS 


€oh vince’ 7 be by sport ‘enpible 
€on viv’ 1 st festivi Shak fons 


€on viv ial’ i ty, 7.59 


tT 
€oii’ Vo cate, eal together 98 


€0n vo <a” tion, hAn se 


eon Voke’, rage ney 


On Volve’, vt. Tor together. 


€0n vo lu” tions f,(.2e ne 
€on voy’ ‘ etc Tel atoompany, for de- 


€on’ VOY5 od Ayposeres at sea for 


Colt VAIS’, Moneoh PPP POS 


e6n vul’ sions tation ornuscien, 


vt. Todress or prepare food for 
ook, the table j 


epak: n. One who dresses food, &¢: ‘> 


a. Somewhat cold; mot fond 
€ool, not zealous. 5 3 


t. ‘To make 
eool, avery va quiet: FPN 
€ool’ ness, Tallin iatiterckee 


ifference. 
60. op" er até; Stine ferehs 
é0 or’ di nate, 4; Pers aes 


COP ey vi. To contend or strive with.’ 


€0' pl ous, or ane , plenti- 


t] 
€0’ pi ous ly, ey stent ms 


n. - all grove ef low trees 
pe pea or underwood. x 


€op’ u late, po couple; , to 


€op’ yy wéamieeeee ph es 
0 es A aa 
€0 quet’, part deceive.in love ; to 
€0 quette’, feccinutaaye 
éord, - ame fasten or ‘secure with 


€or d, oy raf a sinew; a measure 
of woo< 


eord’ age, fi n. ie’ or rigging of a 


, a. alebasty 5 sincere ; in- 
¢ord’ ial, Vigorating . 
n. The heart or inner part of any. 
€or “3 thing. 


€0S tume’ >” Characteristic dress. 


€0 uch, ambush. 


# The, stoppl tle; th 
cork, Sader bark abel ees . 


A kind of 
€or ‘k” ser eWy ti to At corks. FHSS 


€orn, & vt. "To cost or sprinkle with salt, 


‘ n es aremot or 
eorn’ er; et aided! “ 


corn!’ er ed, Singias OS 
€or’ nice, 4 oie A ie ad 


€or nu €0’ pi i i ac Fw Aiea 
€or’ 6 aly ¢i fai sali SPOS 
eor Ona "tion al FSS 
€or” 0. ner,. to poral deaths my | 


€or’ O net, n. A crown worn s baees | 


per a . 
COIs | 
€or” po rate, ¢, mun Yor bod 


| 
| 
€or. po’ reval, far itees 


koré) n, A of. soldi TS; 
€OrPS, Seginsnt. ody PRS 


€or pse, n. A dead body { fa icardass.! 
€or” pu lence, pg Pee rt oss 


ho grossnis. 
3) bulky 
or’ pu le pal th iad | 


¥ vt. .‘Lo- pan} to Te: | 
eor reet 9 Cmeove ! eet 


or reét’, sual Fane ae i 


eor ree” tion; % seni 
cor re. spond’, Suit reed shie4 


éor rob’.o rate, fi, “Ta pirgngtls | 
bot Fob’, he SOT de 
éor ro’ Sion, ByArtie eats 


eor rupt’, wy to bribe ; te |f 


€or Tupt,, e/Victous » felnjotsto 
€or rup” Lion; Ginltothots ea! | 
COM SAT, * A pirate ;'a searrobber. 
€or’ set, .». A lady's stays. | 


£08 met’ i¢, diastbclduecments 


the skin. 
€ost, n. Price ; charge ; loss ; expense. 


, Costing much ; dear ; ex- 
€ost ly, pensive. J 


Of. the 
eo tem’ po rary, thite age.* 


vi. To lie down, or to lie in 


couch, n. A seat of repose ; a bed. 


. count, 
eoun’ te nance, 
} count’ er, 


| count’ less, 


j)edv’ e nant, 
j e€Ov' er, 
} e6v' er, 


fats arene pete ee eye ene 


Coy 


a OE ITE TEI 


41 


CRI 


~ books dove, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


r n. As operation.on the 

Se _— INS) ¢5 An Pesonin! bly. for con 
+4, Zi 

eoun’ ih itton iit 


| 
| 


n. are direction ; 4 
eoun’ ms bitorneys Dy 
e; to 
coun’ sel, 2° 8S 
.vt. To reckon or number ; to 
value or esteem. 
vt. To support ; 
to patronize. > 
adv. Contrary to; in a 
wrong way. |) 
vt.To act contrary 


| count er at’, io} fo bbaaer! 


| coun ter mand 
| coun ter mand’, 33 iar 
# coun ter march 


t 


eoun’ ter feit, fas foreerny o 


oun’ ter feit, veto itn: to 


* vt. To recall 
9 an order. © 
Repeal of 


’ vt. To march 
9 backward. 
coun’ ter plot, rio) *82""* 


a. innumerable ; infi- 
nite. — 


coun! try fi mtafland Nr 
coup’ le, mT chings. of akind ; a 
coup’ le, maxiy. join together ; to 
| eour’ age, Fa Bepvery i boldness ; 


_eour a’ geous, f, ‘a. ae daring ; 
|Our 1-ery Tie cars fet 
| course, method of lite’ srt 33° 
eourt, of Ret 01: justice ; residence 
eourt, {i ele o make love to; to so- 


eourt’ e ous, caries ; civil ; po- 
\eourt’ e sy, <. Civility ; ‘kindness ; 
| dv’ e nant, 


complaisance. ) 
vi, To bargain; to 
agree. 

n. A bargain ; a con- 
tract or deed. 

vt. To | Maths cra to ‘con- 
ceal ; to hidé 

n. A’ screen ; ‘concealment ; 
defense. 


| cov er ing, n. Any thing iene cov- 


COW erty Tuo Sis ii 
[cov et, Heo Re long for; to desire 
| cov’ et OUS, "Greedy. ; avaricious. 


| cow’ ard, af eg who has no cour- 


i COY, peice’ : fabs reserved... 
‘ a . - 


$s 


— — 


~ 


a es a prea 


eraft’ y; 


erave, 


ere ate 


ere’ dence, 


ered’ u lous, 


-ereep, jy 


SER. wR RE 


vt. or vi. To split or. burst ; ‘to 


€r ack, break into chinks. 


as n. Cunning ; trade , a ‘small 
eriift, ship. %, 

a. Cunning s, deceitful ; art- 
ful ; ye 
lle qugh ; ‘rugged un- 


era even 
ora To stl Ay ‘thrust close ; ; 


to eat 8 
€ramp, to Binder 
€ramp, nA contraction of the Jimbe. 


er ash, n, A loud mixed noise. 


oe n..The aperture or funnel 
era ter, of a volcano. } 
vi. To ask earnestly ; to tong 
for eagerly. 


era’ ven, a. Cowardly ; mean; base. 


era’ ving, n. Unreasonable desire.. 


vt. To creep; to move with a 
erawl, slow motion. 


era’ ZY, S.Mepets decrepit ; feeble ; ; 
eream, 


© gontine to contract ; 


n, The rich oily part of milk; 
‘the best part of a thing. |- 
+, vt. To make out of nothing; 
9 to cause ; to produce. 


ere a” tion, Bicester on 
eréa’ ture, 


n. A created being ; an : 
animal.» _— 


n. Belief ; credit ; rep- 


tati : 
ere d ” ti i we Letters of 
en Ualsy credit. 


, a. Worthy we belief ; 
ered i ble, probable ; likely. | 


ered’ it, vt. To trust ; to confide in. 
¢ Belief ; honor ;, reputa- 

ered it, Se pene 

€re du’ hi ty, n. Readiness to be- 


lieve... .3 
a. Apt to sokeea., 
unsuspicious, | 


eréed, f f My confession of faith ; be- 


vi. To crawl; to move cies 


erev’ j ice, %; e. i chink or small aper- 
er ime, 0 A fi offense ; an act 
im’ 1 Gullty { tainted with 
— In al, Crake. Ang 
erim’ in al, pet ae accused ; 
"erin! Son, n. A fine deep-red salar: 


vi. To fawn; to show: sub- 


eringe, mission. 
crip’ ple, vt. To deprive of the use 


of limbs. 


erisp, vt. To curl ; to make brittle. 


A A 


TAR EE in wa Se 


ery sis, n. A critical period or ines 


SHIP ATER MR ts HR NaI AUN pe eee. ad KEP 


ee aetna 


i CUL 


42 


CZA 


bir, fall, what, ‘prey, marine,’ pin, bird, move, 


a. Friable; brittle; ‘curled. 
n. ett eo to judge 


of “nice 


_trans- 


eri te’ ri on, 
“nl A lah 2 one skilled in 
erit i€, Awad 
a ccurate ; 
, ady Nicely; jaccu- 
erit’ ie al Rk 
vt. To examme nicely, 
to judge , to censure. 
erit’ 1 cism, hie woe 
croak, n. The cry of a frog or crow. 
er y b] ana att 
bs n. An old acquaintance ;\a 
vse prc les bend ;. t t fr 
v o ben o pervert from 
-erook, oe aha vid 
, a. Not straight ; Ow- 
er ook ed, ard ; perverse. ad 
the harvest produce. 
€rop. vt. To lop ; to cut off the ends; 
9 
Peevish; fretful; 
€LrOss,' yhtad oblique. ¥ 
vi. To stoop) low; to bow 
er ouch, Submissively. « 
crowd, vt. To press close; totibdnk:. 
‘erowd, populace. 
vt, To invest with, a crown; 
er own, 
n. Aregal diadem ; regal pow- 
er; st of the head ; a coin. 
‘Fo nail or} fasten’ toa 
er’ Ci fy,” eins 
er ude, a. Raw; unripe: ‘undigested. 
n. Want ‘of htumanity ; 
| er u “el ty, barbarity. ms 
| -eruise, emy or plunder. 
small St break on fal 
vt. OF ut oO ea or 
| cru’ ble, o rival pienes. 
vt. To break to, pieces ; ‘to 
| erush, bruise or squeeze “ ruin. 
-erust n. Outward part of bread ; any 
v1. To call ; to. weep; to exclaim ; 
“ery, te proclaim. 
n. A square, solid body. havin 
eube, 81x equal sides. , : 
half, or eighteen inches. 
eue n. The tail of a wig ,, the end of a 
y) 
eu’ ii na rYy en a. eoraiisonn to a kitch- 


| crisp’ Ys 
Vivow. 
rately , exactly. 
7 
erit’ 1 cise, 
n. A standard: of judg- 
ss 
SY, n. All kinds of earth. 
companion. 
; | “€L OD, R. Gathering of hay, corn, &c,; 
#2 cut short. 
er OSS; to counteract. 
n. A confused multitude; the 
to adorn ; to finish. 
erown, 
a. Void of ‘pity ; unfeeling ; 
eru’ el; inhuman. 
vt. To sail in quest of an‘en- 
‘erum n. The soft part of bread ;)a 
? 
into small pieces. 
9 external coat. 
n. A pure bright, (transpa- 
“erys’ tal, rent stone. 
eu’ bit, n. Measure of @ foot anda 
thing ; a hint or intimation. 


vt. To pass over; to lay. athwart; | 


Criminal ‘ blama- | 


‘cul’ pa ble, ¢ ble ; “guilty. 


eul’ prit, pee, person arraigned be- 


e a judge. 
eul’ ti vate, vt. ‘To till the earth,; 


to improve. 
eum ’ ber, ee 


TO €imbaryass ; 
trouble ; . entangle. 


eum ‘ber s sterien au Sir rdansone ; 
eun’ ning, © cedh Aprress pskilifuh: | 
eun’ ning, n_ Amifices Y prulent | 


r= 4 * de i) 
€u pid 1 ty, Cotploustens. aie 
eu’ po la, n. Am) arched tower or 


roof , a dome. 
ew r ate, ‘n A clergyman ; a parish 


priest. 


i 
| 


“ n 


eu’ ra tive; (Tending fo crne dig | 


To restrain ; to ‘check ; to 
eurb, }: bale. ‘ 
— ' gt. To restore to eaith toheal; 
€ure, to, pierre Batt 0 ny ' 
sf o’clock reveni 
eur few, oO pag MS laa 


eu ri os’ i ty, rot Bivenens: 
n ‘ 

eu’ ri OU nae, a i nape; 

ot o turn’ into lets ; to 
eurl, twist. reer 


n. Circulation: gen- 
eral reception. 


eur’ ren CY, 
Cc on; Jar; 
€ur rent, pase ad eee 


eur’ rent, ey ee? 


vt. To dréss leather; \to rub 
eur’ ry; a horse. 
vt. To wish, evil, to; to exe- 
€urse, crate ; to torment. 


nA malediction ; an evil wish; 
Curse, torment , vexation. 


eur’ so ry, a. Hasty; inattentive; 


careless. 

eur taal’, to abridge. 

€urve, vt. To bend , to crook, * * 
eurve, c: pn thing heat on of wind- 
eush’ ion, me Ah al a chair 
Cus UO yy Faso oO 
€us’ tom, * ion mbisasl prssiew ; fash- 
eus’ tom @ PY 5 se eine 
eu! ti ele, thr ie eay te 
cy ’ ele, a 8 eR revolution ; a 
cyl in der, foun yous" * 
cyn’ ie al, #. spogeeai 

czar. ™ -The title of the Russian em- 
M unbns' 


churlish ; 


vt. To cutoff ; to shorten ; 


| dale, 


43 


DAW 


DEC | 


book) dove, full, ‘use, ean, Chaise, ’ gem, . thin, ‘thou. 


sd ¥ : ' ae ; 
D : ” ; i 7k) 
Dab, *%.; vt. To To slap 3, to strike gently ; to 
vie tical foot of lon 
dae’ ty], tng two short syllables. 
daz’ ly, a. Happening every day. 
dain’ ty,. 


a. Delicate ; nice; pleasing 
‘to the palate ; squeamish. 
da?’ ry, 


milk, butter, &c., are kept.” 
n. A valley; a" ‘space between 


two hills. 
n. Sitest caresses ; 


dal’ li ance, fondnéss : love. 
dam’ a se, = “gle A loss ; 
dam’ age, 


vt. To injure ; to impair; 
to ‘hurt? af 

vt. To curse; to condemn to 

damn, future torments. — 


" preju- 


damp, a. Moist ; ; inclining to wet. 


nenerats 2» 4 
—<———— 


n.\ That. which, disheart- 
damp’ €Ts ens; Det mbiet cities 


damp’ ness, n. Moisture ; tenden- 


cy to wetness: , 
ns A young maiden; a 
dam’ sel, eouptry ad . 
déince, vi. To moye in measure. > 
din’ cing, n. A motion of the feet 


to music. 


dan’ dy i ism, n. \Foppery in drens 


‘and manners.  §«~ 

dan’ Ger, 2. Risk ; jeoparay; peril: 
ee ! Full 

dain’ ger ousy fy, 3b eh Pe 

dare, {0°20 vt. ne challenge ; to. Bravoke ; ; 


dar’ ing, pk Bola ‘adventurous ; 


da rk, a. Without light; mysterious, 
, t. T dark ; to ob- 
dirk’ en, Samia ‘to cloud ; bea 
, A 
dirk’ ness, cbeaucien') of lig 
die’ lingy zomesorate ssi 
dleirty sisorm 70 Joh 05 Lag Ap 
dash’ ing, « showy; precipitate! 
das’ tar 3 » A coward; a@ poltroon. 
a., Bane ¢ coward) : 
das’ tard ly, «, %i 


vi. To bith ‘to in; to note 
date, the time. beg 


dint, ? se To frighten ; to. discour- 


dinnt' less, G. a. Fearless undaunt- 


dawn, vi. To pas to grow'light. » | 


n. Break of da ar] 
dawn’ ing, * ,break of day; early 


deat’ NESS, of nearing, bs of 


vt. or vi. To distribute ; to 
déal, to trade. .» 
n. A milk-farm ; place where. 


de bility, 


|de evap’ i tate, 
|de ea’, 


de'cep” tion, 


d e ek, —_ adorn ; to cpxerst to dec 


‘daz’ zle, vt. To overcome,with light. 
‘dead, a. Deprived of life ; j dull; spir- 


d ca d’ ly, s,Octasioning death ;.1 smor- 


déaf, or deat: Senos srilentine: 


power 
divide ; 


en Lae n. Practice ; elites in- 
déal ing, tercourse ; traffick. |") 


déar a. Be ra precious ; _ costly ; 
9 valuable 


Ss - 
déar'thy, <2 Seoreitys want ;, barren 


Extincti fslif t 
death, *,. we ction of life ; state of 


death’ less, %,; ai Immortal ;. perpet- 


de bar Poet: rot ol down:; to ©x- 
ry clude; to hinder. © ©” 


Pr -vt..To degrade.; to lower ; 
de base 9 to lessen in vali 


ataAl. vt. or vi.: To dispute ; t 
de bate 9 argue ; sonal, dispute S 
Whatph (nA persona’ ispute 5-2 
de bate . ‘comtserery.. = 


de bil’ i tate, vt, Po, weaken; FP 


n. Weakness ; | infirmity; 

languor. ; 

debt n: That which-ona man owes to 
9 another. 


debt” 
n. The ten com- 


dee’ a logue: emandments. 


¢ wt. To pour off ent] SO as 
de eant a to leave the dices q 
vt.°To behead 
cut off. © 
vt. ToAdeeline ; ‘to wither, 
to rot. 


de céase’, 3 n. Departure, from life ; 
dle Ccéit’, n.Praud ; insincerity ; art 


de Céive’, - he delude ; f to impose 
de’'cen cy, 1m Modesty ; propriety 


Becomin i Medes; . 
de’ Cents suitable. id Bi 
n. Deceit, or means 
of deceiving. . 
de cide’, vt. To determine ; to set- 


9 tle; to conclude. 


' oye m. One who owes money, 


ne Determination of a 
de cis’ ion, difference or event. 
de cy sive, Se power to 


de ‘elare’, pace make kangen, to 
” A 1 
_|dee lara” tion, fin! Bee 


% wt. OF vi. o retuse ; to 
de line’ 9 shun; to'Sink or-decay, 


AES 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move,,.| 


de -eliv’ ity, 231 gomiau wet 


de com pose’, Micron 


dee’ o rate, et Deo 


de¢é ora” tiony tadedbeauty. 
de eo’ rum, fuopereakhviae oe) 
de coy’, aap ager ‘to entice; to 
de erase’ i geen inns 
| Ge EtOCs TS astoremedss ete 
de eree 


¢ n. Anorder; a, statute ; a 
| 


? law. 
de erep’ it, 


a..Worn out or wasted 
| by age ; feeble. 
| d e ery’ : - oe cry down; to_speak 
| d e d’i 1 eate, pe! devote to sacred 
| de di c e’, Sa an gather or infer 
de duvet’, 2 Teste Sonate loss 
de due" tion, 2,47 .sbaiement: 
deed, 


nm. AN action; a thing done ; a 
legal instrument. 


| deem, re = judge; to, conelude ; to 
| deep, pest gacious.. far ; penetrating ; ; 
deep? Chr aes mate ens 
deep’ ly, ase, sad. 
de face’, st ) Sewers SP det 
| dle faim’, “To cenepreftig'ss Ip 
de fault’, a. A. failure j fault ; de- 
de fait’ er, %.0ne, who) file sp 


to frus- 


| d e fé at’, rs overthrow ; 


rom. A fault; a failure; a 
de feet’, blemish, 


‘de fond’, Teapgiert ona 


n.. Protection; inidica- 
de fense’, ¥ 


tion ; resistance. 


4 vt. To delay ; to put .off; to 
de fer 9 leave to another. ’ 


def’ er ence, a tet submis- 
de fi’ ance, fchabenenee 
” 
de fi” cien CY, fection 
a. Imperfect ; full of 


” 
de fi cient, defects. 
defies cman nee oe 


ide file’, ob narrow -passage ; @ 


n. Pollution ; cor- 


de file’ er ene yoptiole 


de li” cious, 


n.. Want; imper- 


— ¢ vt. To explain ; to deter- 
de fine 9 mine the limits. 
limited ; 


def’ in ite, %,,,Ce"™' 


Se SIM Briefd ti 
defini” tion, eee eetRT 


de fleet’, pms Te burps ony to 
de form’ ed, ‘i ure Sot Miia 
de form’ ity, %Usines; vant 
de fraad’, 2. To cheat ; to rob by 
de fr ay’, eda bear charges or ex- 


Dead ; : de- 
de fun €t’, pon ea extinct ; 


* vt. To challen e; to dare. ae 
de fy V5 slight. a 


’ vt. To put out of office ; 
de grade 5 to place lower. 
¢ n. Quality ; rank ; station ; 
de er ee b) “pe part of a circle. 
’_ vt. To cast down ; to afflict ; 
de jeet 9 to make sad. 


de jee” titi, ones 
de’ i fy 


vt. To make one a god ; to 
Ys adore.» * 
dei oN, gran vt _ vouchsafe kindly ; to 
de’ ist n. or hos who denies. Teyealed 
5 presage = Py 
vt. To er;,to putoff; to 
de lay’ 9 withhold ; to linger. 


de lee’ ta ble, fet Pleasant ;_ de 


eek ya 3 to 
a... ow; rud ; 
de lib’ er ate, #2 P 


de lib’ er ate, vi To hesitate ut 


del’ i ¢€a CY5 n. Nicety ; tender: 


, ness ; Softness. 
del’ i eate, a. Dainty ;. nice ; ten 


der. 
a. Charming; Sweet ; 
agreeable. 


de light, *y n. Pleasure ; satisfaction ; ; 
de ight’ ful, %: 2 Pion: Pe 


de lin’ e ate, on To dave SY ger: 


de lin e a” tion, Fi. 0  * 


de lin’ quent, « Faiting in duty. 
de Tir i Oils, {tebe ent: 

"D t of 
de lir’ 1 um, aD erangement 0 


vt. To resign ; to set at 
de liv’ er, liberty + _ surrender. §i 


ase; a sur- 

de liv’ er y 9 soAnee? geil ted : 
d I} nm..A pit; a narrow opening ; a 

€ § valley. | 
|de iuide" vt. To’ beguile ; to cheat ;_ 


9 to deceive. 


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~ mv at OPI ee 


DES 


meng 


! 7 
ie 


best dove, Sm use; "ean, chaise,’ fem, thin, thou. 


“An error ; déceit ; j 


ide lu’ sion, % csi ie 
ide lu’ sive, a. Tending to deceive. 
dem’ a gogue, n. The ringleader 


of a faction. , 


r vt. To require; to lay 
}de mind’, %.,29,7°9 


| jde mand’, ot aa ereeet) 
ac méan’ ’ cane to un- 
Ide méan’ OF; Taz n- peiedee ; rah 
{de mer’ it, ifs The < opposite to. mer- 


, Death; decease; a 
de mise y] vigiditiz up. " 


de moe’ ra cy, * oy 
Ide mol’ ish, % ,75 brew down: 
Ide’ MOR, n. An evil spirit ; a devil. 

a. Like a devil; 


ide mo ni’ ae al, reacts 

i dem on stra” HON, Fie peoar, 

i id e mur’, RE al ; to doubt ; 

| de mire’, %..073"°' boa sae 
iden, = ey Bh ch ; a lurking-place for 
ide ni’ al, n. Adenying ; arefusal. 
\ den’ i Zz en, n. A citizen; a free- 

man. 

| |de nom’ in ate, #4 Tesive name 
i de note’, ane vd a 

| I de nounce,, tf.70, 


| dense, a. Thick ; close ;. compact. 
n. Closeness, state of 
| dens’ i ty, 


being compact.. 
| dent’ al, «. Relating to the teeth. — 
| dent’ ed, a. Notched ; indented. 
| de nude’ wi To eo to make 
to dive 
ide ny’ vt. To contyedint to refuse ; 
9 to disown. 
| de part’ 5 vi. To go away ; to die. 
| de piirt’ ment, * 4 saat of 
| de part’ ure, ee iste 
ide pend’, a E,W rel on; to hang 
¢ tion ; 
| de pend’ ence, Dicnces tush: 
|i de pict’. 9 vt. To paint ; to portray. 
|, de plore’, ‘0 hemo lament; to bewail ; 
6 bemoan. — 


ee oe ee 


des’ o late, 


de part’, si. 72.ig77* bene 
de port’ ment, % sJBehawipr i con- 


de pose’, th; To at ‘own; to de- 
rone ; to attes 
de pos’ it, sie] lay upasa pledge; 
dep 9 si’ ’ tion, ny mast. wien: 
de prave’, th MS) ERATE Fa vith 
0 §pol 
de prav’ i ty, n. Corruption ; “yile- 
ne ss. j 
de pre” ciate; Yineor f 
dep’ re date, igge'to'njure. 
de press’, vt. ‘To weigh dawn; to 
umobile. 
de pres’ sion, bs 5 meee ; ade 
* vt. To take from; to: 
de prive , st. hn ipke fait be- 
dep ri va’ ’ tion, pete ‘of de- 
depth, n. Measure Oe a ; obscu- 
rity ; Sagacity 
de pute’, or Fg PDP ; to empow- 


| dep’ u ty; n. One who acts for‘an- 


other ;, a substitute. 


de r ange’, ‘vt. To put out of order. 
der e lie” tion, {An utteraven- 
de rig" Ion, 34a 
de rive’, vt. To draw from another. | 
der’ o gate, tf,7, lessen zgpute 
de rog’ a to ry, a. That tends to 


; Jessen. 
vt. To come down; to 


, vt. 
de scend y) aks ae stoop to, . 
, ivity; origin’ 
de iechit a 


¢ vt. To discover afar off; to 
de ser y’ 9 discern. 


des’ e er ate, vt. To divert from a 


sacred use. 
de sert’ n. Merit; worth ; claim to 
de sert’, ¢ mod i to run away: 


9 reward. 


A wilderness ; a soli- 


des’ ert, *,, oe 
de serve’ es To be worthy of; to 


9 merit. 


de serv’ ed, 7,, Vrby fi mer 
de sign’ vt. Po plan; to purpose ; to 


9 Sketch. Aves Yi: 
a. Artful ; cunning ; 
de sign’ ing, Insidious, or 
r vt ‘o covet; to wish or 
de sire’, Jong fF 
? vi. To cease; to $ te) ° 
de sist 5 give over. BS 
a. Left alone? » forlorn ; 
laid waste. | 


—— ——— 


DIA 


m7 


DIM 


_ bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, .. 


# wt. To be without hepe,; ; 
de spair 9 to despond. 


des’ pe rate, dae hope 
des’ ph €a ble, By ar Ri 
de spise’ vt. “ako slight ; to erorn; 
9 to disdain, : » 
de s ond’ ve To Jose, courage ; to 
d P d’ a: a Despair: : 
e spon en cy Y> hopelessness, 
des’ pot, n. ee aa ute Sovervign ; 
a tyran 


d es p ot’ 1 i Oy ex a. Absolute ; ; "tyfanni- 


n. bs last course at din- 


dessert’ "yal br id 
des’ ti ny 9 cabige invineibie ne- 
des’ titute, fenpae. orate 


¢ vt. To lay waste ; to make 
de stroy % desolate ; 


de struc’ fives: fiat dasha 


detach’, ¢i;f0 sendaney 5 omer 


Y oT. 1 d 
asl]? vt. To state minutely: an 
de taal 9 particularly. 


¢ wt. To discover; to Tay 
de teet * open ; to find ont; 


iscov ‘ery of 


| Di 
de tee” tion, § guils orctemad: 


de ten” tion, » Restraint ; delay, 
de ter’, an yt epee from doing 
vi. To grow 


“ae te’ rio Fale, woise. 

de term’ ine, Sister rewire 
de test’, “telike ee es 
de test’ a ble, a. Hateful ; odious; 


abominable. 


de throne’ ; vt. Todepose a prince. 
de tra et’, Vipin slander; to take 
dev’ as tate, vt. To lay waste. 

de vel’ op, vt. To unfold; to dis- 


cover, 


’ on. A contrivancé ;. an in- 
de Vice’, Yention 


fee a. Swerving froin: out of 
de Vi ous, the common track. 


de void’, a. Empty; vacant ; void.) 
de vout’ 3 a Full of devotion ; pious. 

n. Cleverness ; read- 
dex:ter’ i ty, 


iness skill. 


a. EAGT 5 skillful ; ac- 
dex’ trous, ‘i, ous 
dia bol’ ie al, me cll 


di’ a dem, n An imperial crown. 


| di’ a Z mond, sO 


de’ vi ate, vi, To goior swerve from. _ 


\di ag’ oO nal, Se OS one anne tp 
di’.a leet, anicursyie.f gee, 
di’ a logue, 


n. A discourse | between 
two, or more p ns. » 
n. The most valhable 


n. A journal ;-a daily aco 
di’ ary, £7 y 


rt.<cesey 


di e! tate, paneer: e tell 

die ta”’ tion, n. Actof dictating. | 

die” tion, - ‘style § Janguage ; ex- 
réssion, | 

die, i To ose life ; to een to cease 

dif’ fer, vi. To be anlike ; et digae 

agree.’ - 

dif’ fer ence, 4 shoes oe being 

dif’. fer ent, ? istinct ; the 
,) ] 

dif’ fi cult, a. sien ies vex- 
atious ; 

, Dis St ; 
dif fi eult y 9 . ar 
dif’ fi dent, a. Doubiful not con- 

ent sc 


r ot. T s read. Ad and 
dif fuse’, oi Copious ‘exten ed; no 
di vi. To open the ground with a 

oy eect To dissolve ; to put 
¢ vt. To dissolve ; to in 
di Gest’, vrier, P 


n. A volume of laws or law 
‘di’ gest, decisions. 


dig’ it, n. Any number under tem. 


dig’ ni fi ed, OR nips Silesia 


dig’ ni fy, ae be retry to hon- 
dig’ ni ty, nm Honor ; poonety rep- 
di gress’, to wm aside ee 
di gr es’ sion, aaas iio f 


dike, ” a S ditch ; a furrow ; a chan- 

on 

di lap’ ; ‘date, %, vi. To fall to de- 
+ vt. To Rees at lar e; to ex- 

di late g 


loitering ; . 


9 tend. ai 
r a, OW ; 
dil a. to LY y) singsish. 
_|di lem’ ma, fue salt oF rab 
| dil’ i fence, ™.Ste4t,caze 5 indus- 
9 try; assiduity. - 
eng a ae ae 
dil i gent, tion ; assiduous. . 
di lute’, pt. Te make thin; to weak- 
di lu’ vi al, a. Relating Este | 
a. Not "clear ure ; somes (t 
dim, . 


what dark. ' * 


DIS 


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DIS 


book, déve, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin,. thou. 


| di men’ sion; 5 Capa. west 
to 
| di min’ ish, 74 wisi: 


tdi min’ w tive, seman ees 


contracted. 

| dim’ ly, adv. Obscurely ; not clearly. 
n. A smal] hollow in the 
|| dim’ ple, 


cheek or chin. 
fl di’ a Cé san, 


a. Pertaining to a dio- 

- of n. mma. 
n. The jurisdiction of a 
| | di’ O CESCy fishop. 


if | dip, vt. To put into water ; toimmerge. 
n. A writing conferrin 
| di plo’ ma, Toner as 8 
¢ a. Straight t; plain ; 
| di reet 9 not dertiguicds: ong? , 
j | di rect’ vt. To guide’; to govern; to 
s| 


2 Tule. 
| di ree” tion, *, Ai" 32 erain 


. A mournful ditty or song of 


| dirge, |. lamentation. 
| dis a bil’ 1 1 ty, n, Want.of power; 


weakness. 
| dis gf ble, eahims Mes 
l dis a buse’, ad To undecsve fa 
| dis ad van’ tage, *, 108s; nu 


ry to interest. 


| | dis af feet’, 20, Bae eth 
dis a gree’, to amen. "°*! 


dis al low’, Sony Not to allow; to 


. u ‘ To deceive ; to 
dis ap point’, ee expectation. 
o ees r vt. Torenderdefenseless ; 

| dis arm 9 to divest of arms. : 


n. Misfortune; grief; 
mishap. 


|| dis as’ ter, 
| dis a vow’, grainy dom 
dis be lief’, we Retusal set ivehiets 
dis burse'’, vt. To lay out money. — 
| | dis ear d’, vt. bh dismiss ; to turn 
awa 


fr. vt. To perceive; to de- 
dis cern R scry ; to distinguish. 


. Po . 
dis cern’ ment, ferning" 


dis charge’ vt. To release ; to dis- 


9 miss. 
dis’ ci pline, Miltary, resule: 


tion ; instruction. 


’ vt. To discover: to re- 
dis else 9 veal ; to bring to light. 


dis ed! or, i 22,08" o°=00 
l dis” eol’ or ed, PP _ Changed in 
; dis €om’ fit, w ‘To overthrow ; to 


‘} dis cm’ fort, 6:49, Maier i te 


di s eone ert’, vf. To unsettle the 

Comfortless; 

dis con’ so late, ¢,Comfortiess: 

dis con tent’, fine Be 

dis eon tin’ ue, 7. Teleave of 

dis’ eord n. Disagreement ;. vari- 
ance. 

" n. ‘Abatement ; allow- 
dis’ count, 7}, : 
— count, account, ¥ -_ ad 

: ae ae vt. To dishearten ; 
is eour age, ee 
son; to argue. 
vt.. To reveal ; to dis- 
dis ered’ it, disgrace. ; 
dis ere et’, Soaeche” considerate; 
dis cuss’, ve Fe ctamnnate argue; |i 
i 


ance. 


: to deter. 
dis course’, vt. To talk; to rea- 
dlis €0v’ er, close; to brin to light. 

vt. Not to se Na to 

A } 

dis ere” tion, tion Wisdom | 

dis eus’ sion, nm» Examination bell 

dis dain’ n. Scorn ; contemptueus } 


9 anger. 
dis dain’ ful, ¢ ro Pee maa) 


¢ mn. Sickness ; uneasiness ; |} 
dis €ase 9 distemper. 4 


dis em bark’, %,7ogoom shoes | 
dis en gage’, tisemen 2" 
dis fig’ ure, vt. To spoil the figure , 


to deprive of beauty. 
dis gorge’ vt. To vomit ; to empty 
* n. Shame; ignominy ; 
dis grace 9 dishonor. . ‘es 


9 out. 


° o 4 vt. Yo dishonor; te 
dis BF Ace 9 bring’reproach on. | 
‘fo dissemble ; to | 


dis cust’ n. Distaste ; great dislike ; 
“ to terrify. * 
dis hon’ est, 
vt. To render: infa- 
heritance. 
disk, n. The face of the sun, moon, &c. 
dis like’ 5 vt. To disapprove ; to hate. 


- ut. 
dis guise 9 conceal : to disfigure. 
9 aversion: 
dis heirt’ en, vt. ‘To discourage ; 
* Nola ,of honesty ; 
navish. 
: ; 
dis hon or, mous ; to disgrace. 
dis in her’ it, ut, To deptive of in- 
dis in’ ter est ed, a) tmpartiai 
dis joint’, $0 sopatare | MPM 
dis like’, n. Want of affection ; aver- 
sion. 
1c’ t. To’ put t af | 
dis lo eate, joint : to aikplece: ; 


i RET om mee km re 


DIS 


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DIV 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine,-pin, bird, mive, 


| dis lodge’, vt. To put or drive out. | 
| dis loy’ al FE PS ea treach- 


} erous ; faith 
dis’ m a. Sorrowful ; gloomy; un- 
dis mist’, vt: To deprive of masts. 


3 comfortable. 
dis may, n. Terror; loss of cour- 
: cut in pieces. 
} dis miss 
n. A sending away ; 
horseback. 
Undutiful ; 
9 to obey. 


. age ; fear... 
dis mem’ ber, vt. To disjoin ; to 
’ vt. To discharge; to send 
9 away ; to diseatd. 
5 op ue 
dis mis SION, | deprivation. 
f vi, “To alight from 
dis mount’, 
dis 0 be’ di ent, foward. 
dis O bey’ vt. To transgress ; not 
dis 0 blige’, vt Ho dislens to 


? n. Confutation ; convic- 
| dis pros 9 tion of error. 
? vt. To confute an asser- 
dis prove 9 tion; to a : 
2 8 a. That may. be 
dis’ pu ta ble, gi,ntea. 


¢ n. Controversy ; debate ; 


dis pute 9 ne : Sts 
; ; re t 
dis qual 1 fy, v o make un 


to disable. 


dis re gard’, ¥ u PaRlight « to neg: 


dis rel’ ish, mise ‘distaste ; 


| distre pute’, fiiiuon | et 
dis SCEU', Te ide anarcntbende 2 
dis sem’ ble, 78,7 pretend f° 
| dis'setit’, Tiree Wa OT ein 


—= 


| dis taste 


dis'sev’ ers fafo.divade 5 to part 


dis sim u la” tion, %, Bye 
dis’ si PR, vt. To xed. lavishly ; 


é ' to disperse. _ 
dis Sl pa’ ’ tion, * htc. Dispersion ; 


: r vt. To ih to melt ; 
dis solve’, re norse" 


dis’ so lute, %)2u3%°%, Even. t0 
dis sutde’, 5 To sine ts the 


, n. Kemoteness in time 

dis’ tance, or place ; reserve. 
* n, Dislike; aversion ; se 
5 gust. 

vt. To stretch out -in 
9, breadth 

n. A eee e an epigram 
9 of two lines. 

vi. To run down drop by drop; 
9.to fall in drops. 


dis tend’, 
dis’ tieh 
dis till’ 


dis or’ der, ration i Houvle:| dis tinet’, . Different ; plain; fun. 
dis own’, * To renounce ; to de- dis tin ef tion, fii hy pees 
dis par’ age, derraner toun-| dis tin” guish, %,22,thow the 
| dis patch’, se rire meet dis tone’, gama eM 
dis pense’, vi To: administer o| dig trae” tion, tke" + md 
| dis péo’ ple, ote Ves i@epopulate ; to| dis train’, ae To seize on neal for 
i! dis perse’ 3 x scatter ; 3 to drive | dis tress’, ot, Fo aft to make, 
dis pir’ it, % Todsieet to depress: | dis trib’ ute, 2,72 “vide amone, 
dis place’ s poe? put out of. the dis’ triet, no circu ; @province; 4 
dis play’, tia, aresne toun- | dis trust” ofa ee emonadt Ae Be 
dis pos’ al, tages * | disturb, sre tata 
dis pose’, (bed fi xy =e ae to incline ; dis un’ ion, R. spivision disagree- 
| dis po si” tion, ,eiyatens | dis tu nite’, Yaiance to set at 


dit’ ty, n. A song ;.a sonnet. 
di urn’ al. a. Daily ; relating to the 


9 day. 
dive, vt. To sink or plunge under wa- 
LS ows 
di verge’, tint. 


ter. 
a: Various ; contrary ; un- 
di’ VEPSE, like ; opposite. 


. ee Recreation ; sport ; 
di ver’ sion, Stun nae Seah 
o 4 4 vt. To turn aside ; Sy homes ahd 
di vert’, {6 entertain. 
di vest’, vt. To strip; to deptive of. 
vt. To part ; to separate ; to 
di vide’ 9 give in shares. 


div’ i dend, % tome 
di vine 


‘To tend from one 


* a. Heavenly ; proceeding 
9 from God.. 


IT 


DOU 


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ny 


DUB 


book, dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


Bony; the divine 


di vin’ "i bY ga : tie 
n aration ; part of a 
di vis’ 10n, Bae odise ; pantiian. 
di voree’ n. Dissolution of mar- 
9 riage. 
di vulge’ = ‘To publish to spread 
9 roa 
diz’ ZY, ~ Gideys whirling ; thought- 
ti a4 (do! sil or dos’ sil,) a. . Easil 
do cile, taught eatanie. 4 
do eil’1 Ly, ». Readiness to learn. 
, 4 a, Instructive:; con- 
doe’ trin al, taining doctrine! 
apd Pp Pe te _-n. A precept ; a princi- 
doe trine, ple ; ae of oben 
, F n. A precept ; admo- 
doe’ u ment, dyin s instruction. 
dog, vt. To follow close and'slylys 
Sullen ; surly ; crab- 
dog’ se 9 bed Firgs 0 me 
n. A.decree ; a.maxim; a 
dog’ mii, tenet. 
dog mat’ ie al, anvomeeye: 
dole’ ful, ‘i Pay 7 i dis- 
mal ; sorrowfu 
do main’ 5” A dominion ; an estate. 
dome, n. A vaulted roof ; a cupola. 
do mes’ tie, © pans to the 
do mes’ ti Gite, Gnesi 
dom’ i eil @ A ss ene Ronee j an 
9 abode 
dom’ d nant. *: Homa 0th pre- 
9 sidin 
dom i in éer’ vi. To rule with au- 
9 thority or insolence. 
do min’ ion "ana SOV 
9 ereign power. 
don, vt. To put on; to invest with. 
” n. A’ grant; a deed 
ona tion, of gift; a bounty. 
do nee’ >” The receiver of a gift. 
n. A give benefactor ; 
do’ nor, “one tho bantu age 
dooms’ day, . gy day of judg- 


dor’ mant, fgsiifits ve 
dor’ mi to r'Y,5- A sleeping-room, 
dose, 7,2 n. eecnen of medicine for one 
do’ tage, n. Imbecility through age. 
doteé, vi. To be very fond of ; to love 


to excess. 
Lr wa: fold ; 


doub’ le, *: 
dlowbt, *,,ninsees ssicons an 


doubt’ fil, jetties "Pe 


twice as 


vt. To pull ides ; to trace ; to 
‘ dr aw, insheeth: “ z 
vt. To stand in awe of; to be 

dr ea 9 in fear. 


a a en nn rn ener 


n. Kneaded flour, milk, &e., 


doug h, not baked. 


dow’ dy, n. AN awkward, il- dressed 


woman, 


down’ fall, a8 ra pidden op: 
down’ right, fisguisea?* ye 
, a i- 
down’ ward, “vio. 2" 
d ox ol’ o ey, a hymn of 
doze, vi, To grow heavy or Sleepy. , 
drift, n. An order for money, 
dratn, tbe To draw off ; to make quite 
dram, n. The eighth’ part of an ounce. 


driim’ a, * tragic mA SONS 


dra mat’ j 1€, ae Represented in 


dread’ ful, a. Causing fear ; fright- 

dréam, *; $1 ee sleep ; atvidle 
an 

dréar’ y, * . Mutt gloomy , dis- 

dregs 

drene 


5” bho ties of liquors. 


vt. To soak ; to fill with 


; ee I6tl d 
vt. F EMRER + 40, adores 
dress, cook meat. 
drift, pte } purpose; design ; 


drill vt. To exercise or discipline 


3 ge me m j 
thas 5 o drop slowly ; to let fall in 
drip, 4 drops. : 
os vt. To impel ; @ force ; to hur- 
drive, fsa ae 


droll, a. Merry; comical ; EEN 


vt. To hang down the, head ; 
droop, to languish. 


drop, vt, To let fall; to fall in drops. 
dross, n. The scumof metals; refuse. 


drought, Sri npORnye dryness ; 


vt. To suffocate in water ; to 
drown, inundate. 


drow’ SY, a. Sleepy ; sluggish ; dull. 

dry a. Thirsty ; not oy empty ; bar- 
3 ren. 

dry vt. To free from moisture; to 
9d 

Pi ly, a Cooly ; severely; old 


du’ bi OUs, a. Doubtful ; arose. 


to 


ten- 


— 


DYS 


Nee a 
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bar, fall, what, prey, marine,:pin, bird, méve, 


n: A pipe; a channel; a 
| ee tha | be claimed - 
=o a. That may c aimed justly ; 
die, right ; exact. ; 


| due, n. A debt ; a tight ;/2 just tifle. 
, $ ie 
du el ist, n. One who fights a duel. 
n. A song or air in two parts. 
dull, a. Heavy; sluggish; dejected. 
Properly; in, due time; 
dumd, speech; mute. 
dun’ eeon, n. A dark prison under 
dupe, vt. To trick; to cheat; to im- 
copy. 
lasting. 
dusk, color. 


i du’ el, n. A fight between two persons. 
sx n.Anold woman kept to 
du en na, guard a younger. 
du et’, 
dull’ ness. *: Heaviness ; stupidity; 
S5 weakness of intellect. 

dof, adv. 
du ly 9 regularly. 

; a. Not having the power of 
dun, n. A pressing demand for a debt. 
dunce, n. A stupid fellow. - 

ground. 
dupe, n. A credulous person; a fool. 
pose upon. 
, . n. A transcript; a 
du’ pli eate, 
| du plic’ 1 ty, ii ty Deceit ; insincer- 
du ra bil’ i 1 ty, a The power of 
du’ ra ble, a. Lasting ; firm ; strong. 
n. Tendency to darkness ; dark 
dusk’ Y5 pr gga dark ; gloomy ; 


dust n. Karth reduced to powder ; the 
9 grave. 
vt. TO free from dust ; to sprin- 
dust, kle with dust. ; 
’ a. Full of or covered with 
dust’ yy Gust’ 


du’ te ous “7 Br ta de respect- 
7 


a. aati reveren- 
du’ ti fu 9 tial; obedient. F 
Nn. Whatever one is bound to 
du’ ty, do; a service. i 
nA person much below the 
dwarf, middle size. 


mt L : din ti 
dwarf’ ish, #h0" 7, Seen 
dwel vi. To inhabit or live in a 


> Raa way past 1 
oe n. A habitation; a place 
dwell Ing, of residence. q 


dwin’ did, % Jer eens re 


away; to grow feeble. 
dye, vt. To tinge; to color; to stain. 


dv e n. Colorin® matter; a color; a 
y 5 pine a tinge. 


~ pep’ sy n. A difficulty of di- 
9 . 


een 


ea’ si ly, 


I. 


Each, a. Either of two; every one. 


~ a. Earnest ; vehement ; ai- 
ca ger, dent ; ; keen. #; 
neh apt its tron 

ea ger ness, deste’, tehemehee. 
i 


n. The organ of hearing ; power 
of judging of harmony. 
éar ‘ed, a FAMINE, ¢ orfurnished with, 


n. Rank in nobility, next to. mar- 


earl, qs 
or n; i $i; 
ear ly, saab ate, 00 n season ; 


ear’ nest, $./0nte 
, a. Not celestial, bel n 
earth ly, ing to cose vile.” as 
wii n. Quiet; rest after labor); . fa- 
et cility. 
adv. Gently ; without diffi- 
culty 


a. Not difficult : quiet ; 
ea’ SY 9 ulous. 


@at’ a ble, a. That may be eaten. 
vit. ‘To dc back to the sea, as the 
ebb, fie. , 


zealous ; ea- 


cred- 


eb’ re) ny, * ey hard, black, valuable 
ée cen’ trie, %,Rerising fom’ 
ec h’ 0, of ada reugntion or return 
ee leet’ i i€, att SaccHey choosing 
e lips e’, io extineniele to obscure; 


e co nom’ i¢€ al, 4 fgg Pet 
¢ eon! o my, Zhai ir 
e¢! sta SY, For, enthusivan. 
ee stat’ i Bec tepnneen. to ecstasy ; 
edge, vf Fo SReSeA ; to furnish with 
e d g e, “ dee: sharp or cutting part of 
e d oj in 2, Rd ring j ; an ornamental 
e’ diet, n. A decree ; an ordinance. 

ed’ 1 fice, nA building ; a fabric. 

ed’ 1 fy, vt To instruct ; to improve. 
ed’ it, vt. To prepare for publication. 

e di” tion, WE tS a 
ed’ u eate, 


struct. 


ed u ea” tion, 
-e duce’, 


children. - 


vt. To train up; ‘to in- 


n. Instruction of | 


vt. To bring out ; to extract. |f 


Le. Me SE RE A COTES t 


EMB 


book, dove,’ full, use, can, chaise, Bern,’ thin; thou. 


ge 1 wt. Todeface ; to blot cut; 
ef face 3 1. destroy. 


ef feet’, tant 
ef feet’, t¢ Lo saa cated 
ef feets’, BBs Gio s Kariaveten 
ef fem’ i in ates fonder : Wpenanitie 
ef fi ca”-cious, a Eecta pro 
ef’ fi €a CY, Pulte 
ef’ clontesPree 
ef’ fi ay, n. An image j alikeness ; a 


portrait. 
, 
ef fort, *i s strong’attempt ; astrug- 


ef ful’ ¢ gence, 4 4a n. Brightness; splen- 


ef ful’ gent, a; Baal suptingess 


ef fu’ sion, n. A pouring out; waste. 

e” go tism, %,FyeaunsetF-cam 

e! go tist, j,creyrnomiemner se 
e gre’ gious, bie seiminently bad 

e’ gress, oe A going "forth ; a depart 


é7’ ther, a. One vee the other. 
e jac’ u late, w. To throw ont: 


e jae u la” tion, 44 shorter 
‘e jee’, aetng cast or throw out; to 
GRGs Sonnet 
e lab’ Oo rate, fitgence fatusied. 
e lapse’ vi. Hy slide away; to pass 
elas’ tl €, $.., wn back ; ; ‘Te- 
e late’ 5 vt. To puff up; to exalt. 


/ n. The angle of the arm; 
el bow, any angle. 


, a. More aged ; exceeding an- 
el der, ¢ 9 other in years. 


el’ der ly, cue old ; somewhat 


, n. plu. Ancient rulers ; an- 
el der $, a 
¢ vt. To make choice of; to 
€ leet 9 choose or select. 
we 4- n. The act or power of 
e lee” tion, 


choosing. 

el’ e gance, n. Beauty ; politeness. 
,. a. Beautiful ; symmetri- 

el € gant, cal ; pleasing. Pie 

el’ e gy, 


niA mournful funeral song; 
a dirge. 

ae | J n. A constituent princi- 

el e ment, ple of any thing. 


to prolong or in- 


—— 


el’ e vat te, bt Nd up; ito raise: 


el e va’ ’ tion, in. Act of raising up, 


highth. 
elf. n. A fairy; & hobpblin 4 a wander- 
y) ing. Spirit. 
e lie’ it, ¥ Ste) fetch, out; ‘to strike 
el’ 1 gi bleye Worthy to-be chosen. 


nA medicine; | cordial; 
e lix’ 4 ir, liquid extract. 


ell, n. One yard and a quarter. 
éfo eu" tion, = nied e 


t..To dra t; to 
e lon” gates fenginen. | 


vi. To go away by stealth ; to 
€ lope’" i 9 run way, | 
n. A relandestine | . 


e lope’ ment; departure 
el’ 0 quence, fuenuy. speaking 
el’ Oo quent, % Rie omnaecte in 
else, adv. Otherwise ; Peter 

v) 


and plain. , 


e lude’, ms “To escape ; to shitt off ; | 
e lu’ sion, p kittie ovenipa mt 

e lys’ ian, Gclignerat exepanely 
e lys’ ium, Behe pee. | 


vt. To grow lean ; to 


e ma” ciate, %..,2 away. 

em’ a nates somethingcise. | 
em ana” tion, tows” which 
e man’ Ci pate, one set at | 
ent bili’, Sunt 

em biir’ 0, fitition rom eaiing. | 
em bark’, vie Fee a. board sip; | 
em bar’ rass, pix he Perplexs 
em bas’ sa dor, %A?0e mi 
em bel’ lish, ne os beautify ; to 

em bel! lish ment, Mee 

em’ bers, n, Coals of fire ; cinders. 

em bez’ zle, ner purloin; to 

em bla’ ZON, off pompously. 

em’ -blem, fz,resentation. 

em b O d’ Ys ee gee Pare or form 

em bow’ el, oh ae take out the ; 


vt. 'To adorn ; to set 


bar, full, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


4 wt. 


em brace > a P aieteces 
em broid’ er, vl. sii york figures 
em broi 5 uns: datiet. as 
e mend a” tion, Fngorcne 
e merge’, ated oe 
‘e mer’ gen cy, Paks dy fs 
e met’ 1€, bn’ siden vomits. 
em’i grant, ». One who emigrates. 
em’ i Grater eae 
em’ i nence, %6,ut%e Bll ais- 
em’ i nent, cotdeearne § ; high ; re- 
e mol’ u ment, "44 —e 
€.MO” LIONS Tenclnat paysign |: 
em phat’i i €n eae garg forci- 


n. Imperial power ; domin- 
em’ pire, ion of an emperor. 


vt. To set at work; 


em ploy’ 9 use. 
em po’ ri um, sat commiercial 


em pow’ er, % vt. To give authority 
emp’ ty, HA te poke out ; to ex- 
emp’ ty, eee ek Se un- 
em u la” tion, tonentign 
em! ulate, Five Yosvae ci 
P em’ u lous, ccaliee to excel ; 
en act’, vt. To ordain or decree. 


’ vt. To paint or vary with 
en am el, little spots. 


vt. To fasten with a 


en chain’, diain. 


r vt. To delight exceed- 
en chant’, fizy. 


en cir ‘ele, vt.To encompass ‘ion 
n. Praise; pane- 
en €0’ M1 UM, Fyre 


vt. To encircle ; to 


en com’ pass, pe ey 


vt. To meet ; to en- 


en €oun’ ter, gage in battle. 

en eour’ age, a animate ; to 
en eroa ch’, = oe ane ench upon ; 
en eum’ ber, 24570 embarrass i te 
en dan’ ger, Re | in peril; to 


= ¢ vt. To make dear; to 
en déar 9 make beloved. 


. 


en déar’ ment, 46370927" 


9 state of love, 
en deavy’ or, a. flor; labor; at 


en d’ ] CSS, 6 fie Incessant , without 
en d ow’ F a: To invest in in a right to 
en dir’ ance, *qeoctinene 
en dare’, Katine i 
eEN™€ MY dpponent. tn eiverenyo 
ener g et’ j i Sy ve Hole i strong ; 
en’ er BY, & n. Force ; efficacy ; pow- 
en ery’ ate, a deprive, of 
en. force’soi .) mpnencinek) > 
en gage’, ty mae weet tS 


A ti obli- 
en gage’ ment, abe BN 


vt. To produce ; to 
en gen’ der, {ite ee 
? vt. To cut. figures in 
en grave 3 wood or metal. . 
*. vt. To monopolize or se- 


* len gross 9 cure the whole. 


vt. To advance the 


en hance’, price. 


n. A riddle ; an intricate 


€ nig’ may, question. 


r vt. To bid; to charge; to 
en join 3 order. < 


’ vt. To have the use of; to |§ 


en joy ) delight in. 


en joy’ ment, fossession. 


r+ vt. To increase ; to dilate 


en large 9. or expand. 


vt. To illuminate ; to 


en lig ht! €Nly make clear. 


n. Hatred ; ill-will; ma- 


, s 
en mi ty 9 levolence. 


, vt. To dignify ;.to exalt; 
en no ble, to elevate.. " 


e nor’ mi LYsin oy Great wicken: 


a. Irregular ; exces- 


e nor’ MOUS, sive; wicked. 


r (e nuf’) a. Sufticient ; so 
e€ nough 9 as wing 


2 vt. To make Yoh ; to make 
en rich’, fraitful. 


—]]/ vt. To register; to record ; 
en roll 9 to inwrap. 


+ vt. To preserve as a 
en shrine 3 ihidg sanhen: 
en sie’ 3 vie To follow ; to succeed. 


vt. To involve in 


en fan” gles tin ns fin 


n. An attempt ; an 


en’ ter priSe, tadenaking. 


+” of:. To receives. tt 


en ter Caan’ treat; anette | 
en thu’ si asm, j, 8 | 


AMARONE EEL ITE EIR 


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book, dive, full; use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


en tice’, be RY: allure ; to attract ; 


=> Whole ; undivided ; full; 
en tire, candid. ' 


en tire’ ly, dv: Completely yfuny: 
en! trance, sre 


A of entering 

, t. 

en'tréat’, iiportune. earnestly ; to 
én tréat’ y, Sicsion 
en’ try, n. The act of entrance; a 


passageé. 
2 , , 
en twist , twist together. 


ER 


a. Of equal value 
9 or force. 


at. To wind around; to 

e nu’ mer abe, x hs ca abe Hb Aa 
en vel’ OP, to See OS 
en ven’ om, 6 Na with poi- 
en’ vi ous, ae he of envy; maili- 
| 1 Vi’ FON, Yese; to encompass. 
en’ VY; n. Vexation at another's good. 
| ep’ 1 eure, n. One given to luxury. 
| ep’ i gram, n. A short witty poem. 
ep’ i logue, n, Concluding speech: 
€ pis’ €0 pa CY, tune 
e pis’ Hey atimnineneny 
ep’ i taph, peters spent in- 
| € 'pit"o me, Saree 
of" qua ble, gaan tuaiteer 
f e’ qual, ite the same 
e qual’ 1 ty; aoe uniforr, 
e qua} nim’ i ty, n. Evenness of 

e qua” tion, n. A making equal. 
|e ques’ GT AN, funn 
|e qui dis’ tant, tance." 3 
fe qui lib’ ri um, %20"" of 
| e quip’, ri vaty dress or fit out; to 
e eq’ ui page, %c n. Horses, carriages, 
' fied’ ul ty, must: right ;-impar- 

4 quiv’ a lent 

Ke quiv’ O eal, tert tona ob am- 
‘he: rase’, 2 : wt fe to scratch 


jlére, adv. Before ; sooner than: 
' 


? vt. To raise ; to build; toset 
e weet; vp. 
e rec” re Ta or. rais- 
vt. T out way ; to mis- 
erly tak +e Vite? 
er’ rant, % a. _SeneeOne DH straying ; 


er rat’ 1¢, "a, Straying iagylae, 


er ro! Ne OUS, frdonecn 
er’ r or . ‘ole iatonence a en pra 
er’ u dite, ‘@,_beatped 1) taught 
er u di’ tion, 7yeomns 5 Howl 
es eape’, tort eeting lean of = 
es cape 


* wi. To make escape; to 
9 get away. 
es chew’ . vt: To flee from ; to avoid. 
?_ wt. To guard to a place; to 
és port's onion pine s 
es’ eor t, n. A guard ; a convoy. 


es’ eu lent, %, a. Hees: good for 
es eutch’ eon. oe i i ea 
es pe” cial, texan en | Mets 
es pe” cial ly, Mincipally 
e sp ouse’, Y; sieieke? In marriage ; 
és say’srenoit oe eee 
es sen” tial, important. ha V9" 
es tab’ Tish, #03 mite." 
es tate’, Pkg 2, rank; condi- 
es teem’, fird; to thinkwol of 
és’ ti ma ble, ¢,.Wo of ** 
es! ti mate, pee value ; toseta 
es tima” tion, "Spinion jude: 
és trangia’, 3.2eekemie tom 
et ern’ a ; rae Dene duration ; 
e tern’ al ly, of, rapa bre 
e the’ re al, a. Heavenly; pure. 
ath’ ies, %, Mora enogpis the 
et y m ol’ 0 BY, “ “Derivation of 
eu’ cha rist, ». The Lora’s supper. 
ew lo gy, n, Praise ; encomium. 

e ya e! u ate, Guin discharge ; to 


wnat 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


sare ’ vt. To equivorates to elude; 
€ vade 9 to escape. ; 
a. Vanishing ; ; li- 


ev an es’ cent, able to vanish. 


n. A preacher of 


e€ van’ gel ist, the gospel.; « 


n. An excuse ; an arti- 


al; level ; calm ; uni- 
e” ven, — . 
e’ ven ness, n. Regularity, calm: 


n. Issue ; SUCCESS ; incident ; ; 


’ 
e vent 9 consequence. 


event’ ful, Fue changes or 


ev’ 1 dence, n. Testimony); proof. 


a,. Plain; clearly made 


ev’ I dent, out ; notonioul! 


. ’. wt.. To prove; to yaake 
@ VINCE g ciear.or plain. 


e voke’ 9 2. To summon ; te call out. 
€ volve’, ot. To turn over ; to unfold, 
ex act’, a. Perfect; punctual; nice, 
‘ ° a ol b 

ex ae” tion, i A aaene le 


ex aet’ ly,’ adv. Accurately ; “4 nicely; 


fitly. 
ex ag’ ger ate, pdargntt 3 


/ vt. To lift up; to praise high- 
ex alt 9 ys to extol. f 


ex alt a” tion, jie up: His eg 
4 ” n. Act of ex- 
ex am in a” tion, 


amining. 
ex' aril Me, NT ns ite 
ex am’ ple, % n. Copy; pattern ; mod- 
ex’ €a vate, “et Poets hollow ; 
ex ceed’, rcutdo. 
ex cep” tion, % ‘Am exclusion ; an 


objection. 
, a 
excess’. ®. Supertuify;, intemper 


xi ance. 
a. Superfluous ; be- 


ex cess’ ive, Teereaies sag 
andra! vt.To barter; to change 

eX change bane thing for piniother 

ex cis’ ion, el tit a 3 extir- 


ex ei te ble, 4,27 Pn eh aI 


s vt. To hin up; to provoke ; 
ex cite 9 to rouse. 


ex claim’, Stnego" se me 
ex ela ma” tion, &yeisnor, 
ex clade’, og saat, ary to keep 
ex elyeaomy ee aie’ ori 


* rejection. 
ex €0’ ri ate, 


; toexcel; 


vt. To flay off the 
skin. * 


ex’ e era ble, %! a. vs de detest- 


vt. To torment ; to 


exert” ciate, nce ee 

ex cul’ Pate, Fee. Pr Ne 
ex eur’ si on, eA, cilee ren, 2 
ex'€u’ sa ble, siting excuse. 
ex euse’, vt. To justify ; to pardon. 
ex etise’; a plea; an apology; a 


ex’ e erate, . To curse ; to wish 
n. An. impreca- 


. ” 
ex e€ €ra tion, tion dcurse, 

, vt. Todo; to effect ; t 
ex’ e cute, oy ie 


perform. 


exe eu” tion, n. A performance ; 


a legal seizure. 


ex’ em pla ry, a. Worthy of imi- 


ex ein’ plirfy, tieor. eae 


ex empty fof mibject ee 
ex emp’ ’ tion, n. Freedom from;| 


an immunity. | 


ex’ er €18e, fees fodiens 
ex’ er cise, n. Labor ; pains ; prac- 


tice. 
vt. To thrust out; 


, 
ex ert 'y force. 4s 
: Ac ti 
ex er’ ‘tion, eae eae et 


ex ha Ja” tion, ». Fume; vapor: 


to en- 


ex hale’ vt. To breathe or send forth | 


9 vapor. 
ex hatist, eden gies | 
ex haus’ tion, eee of drawing 
exhib’ it; {> peeve 
ex hi bi” tion, fings exited’ 
ex hil'a-rate, n2 0. 
ex hort erry 
ex hort a” tion, %5 ac’goa 
ex’ 1 gence, n. Need’; pressing ne- 


cessity. 
ex’ ile, Rasteereronwenhs the person 
ex’ ile, + ey banish from one’s 
ex ist’, vie A na be or to hey a being; 


’ . A state of being ; i 
ex ist SUC life 
n e arture ; a) going eut, 
ox’ it, plese 2 
wail n. Ajourney rom & p. wa 
ex’ 0 dus, aeparure. | 


ex on’ er ate, Sa ons to 


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book, dive, full, use, ean, thaise;’ éetn," thin, thou. 


ex.orb’ i tant, trovagant. 
CX, OF CSP case amass yn 
‘ex ord! ium, *tasion toa 
niece 
ex pages mae eemnannle 
ex pan’ sion, ot porn aaa 
ex pa” tiate, 7 tasslange apn: 
ex pe et’, ery th for; to wait or 
ex pe et’ an cy, $2 Atoka ais 
ex pee’ TUE | Rie ilar 
eX pe’ ’ dience, *bmeey : % 
ex ‘pe ’ di ent, ¢. Fremess ; fit ; suit- 
"ex’ pe dite, Seep dispat¢h ; to fa. 
ex pe di” tion, pennant) « se 
ex pel’, vt. To drive out ; to banish. 
ex pend, te telay ou nisny 4 
ex pense’, peony! i charges; ; money 
ex pens’ TVG, 5 One loreea 
ex pe’ rl ence, ees knowl- 
ex, per’ 1 ment, 3) \picor ti 
ex pert’, posh were skillfal ; dex- 
ex pert ly, "tw a 
ex’ pi ate, wm v9 atone for; 'to ap: 
ex pla’ ‘tion, 2 Pe aah em 


ex pl r a” tion, @ n. © ppt dy 


ex pire’, via! To cola to.an end ; ‘fo 
ex plain’, vt, Toillustrate ; to'make 


: ic lear. 
ex pla na” tides |e 
a. That may be ex- 


ex’ pli €a. ble, ¢ plained. 

ex plic’ at. pelea sey dis- 
ex plode’, vi. To burst with noise. 
ox ploit’, tet gts! aaion ane 
ex plore’, zante st 
eX plo’ sion, Tap iten ond vio 
ex port’ vt To send to a foreign 


5 market. 
n. Goods sent to a foreign 


i.e: ex’ Fe oe t, snaneet. 


tex pound’, *%3 vt..To explain ; to un- 


wAbsel 


Lem—e se 


~aa’ vt. Polay open; to make 
eX pose 9 bare ; to endanger. 


ex po si” tion, * . An Ph cee 
ex pos’tu late, 7 reason 


to argue with. 


, As - declare § to utter; 
?. to Payee out. 


eX press 

n. A /pl 
€X pres’ SION, Mode of speech. 
ex pul’ sion, Giving out 


’ vt. To blot; t 
ex punge > out; ainGuce. r hy 


ex’ qui site, Chicos euous 


een 
IF vt. To exhaust moist- 
ex Sle eet, ure; 10.dry, 

e vt ‘© stretch out o-en- 
ex. tend 9. large ; to widen. 

Ros Space ; bulk ; circumfet- 


ex tent’; Such, 
ex tens’ lve, fi, ke ee ching 


ex ten’ u ate, sees as 


ex te’ rh ors |S-Oulmit sow 


ex term’ in ate, ff (cin 


ex tern’ al, a. Visible ; outward. — 
ex tinet’, ¢ “ "Put out extinghished ; 


n. Act of quench- 
ing ; destruction. 


ex tine” ton: 
To pluck up; to 


ex. tir’ pates'% out 
r vt. T t by. fi ‘to 
eX tor 9 wring from ay oT 


ex tor” tion, n. Oppression ; ¢x- 


action, 


ex tr a et’, <m cate! draw or pull out ; 


" . A copy; a thing .ex- 
ex’ tract, tracted, 
a. Foreign ; irrel- 


gs tra’ ne ous, evant. 
ex trav’ a gant, ‘ch. Prodigal ; lav- 
ex tréme’, *. Last ; utmost ;. ur- 


2) gent. 
ex trem’ i ty, Ee i necessity; 
éx’ tri ea ble, tieatea 
ex’ tri eate, a jeeeas teidié- 


ex trin’ si€, a. Outward ; external. 
Jv Ab ndant : 

ex u’ ber ant, ¢A" om 

ex ult’ 5 vi. To rejoice ; to triumph. 


éx ult a” tion, ¢ sore Joy 


transport. 
eye, n. The organ of sight. 


vt. To watch; to keep in view or 
wight. 
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bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


F, 


> & 
Fa ble, n An instructive be fictitious 


A bull dif 

n uilding ; an edifice ; a 
fab’ ri€, & 

fab’ rie. ate, 


system. 
vt. To build , to frame; 
fab’ u lous, 


to invent. 
a. diye, px full of fa- 
bles. 


~ n. The countenance ; looks ; a 
face, pearance ; TgRhs F 
” a. Pleasant; witty; 

fa ce tious, Ci Mete cin: 
fa cil’ i tate, cbr wg sip 


? n. Freedom from difficul. 
fa cil 1 ty 9 ty ; ready compliance. 


A thing done; an action or 


fact, } deed ; reality. 
fac” tion, n. A party or cabal ; 


sect ; a tumult. 


fa e” ti ious, a. Given to faction ; ; se- 


ditious. 


fa & ti” tious, a. Made by art ; arti- 


ficial 


n. Ability ; ower of mind, 
fae’ ul ty 9 dexterity. P 


fa al vi. To become bankrupt ; ‘to neg- 


9 lect; to we: to decay. : 
x2V n eficiency ; a becom- 
fail ure, ing insolvent. 
fant a. Weak ; exhausted ; languid ; 
59 feeble. 
fair a. Clear; beautiful ; 
? 


foul. 
n. Honesty ; clearness ; : 


fair’ ness, Vana 


n. An imaginary: spirit ; 
fa air’ y 9 enchantress. 


faith, n. Belief ; conidenani fidelity. 
Firm to the truth; 


just ; not 


an 
, & 
faith’ ful, f honest ; sincere. 
Producing mis- 
fal’ la Cy, n. Sophism; unsound or 
ceitful. 
fame, n Honor ; celebrity or renown. 
n. Intimacy; easy 
ions ; dearth. 
fam’ ish, of hunger. 


, a. Without faith ; insin- 
faith less, cere ; false. 
iP a. 
fal la C1iOUS, take ; deceitful. 
deceitful argument. 
false a. Not true; treacherous ; de- 
y, 5 
’ vi. To hesitate in speech ; to 
fal ter 9 stumble. 
’ a. Free; affable ; well- 
fa mil jar, known ; common, 
fa mil iar’ 1 ty, fiercourse’ 
fam’ ine, n. A scarcity of provis- 
vt. or vt. To starve ; to die 
' fa’ mous, a Celebrated ; renowned. 
fa nat’ 7 n. An enthusiast ; a mad- 


1€, man, 
a. Visionary; capricious, 


L 
fan’ Cl ful, whimsical. 


fan’ Cy, n. Imagination ; inclination ; 
caprice. 

fan g, rs Fah long tusk of an animal ; 

2) Nd Capricious ; Sbashit: 
fan tas’ tie, oo Pies. 
farce, n A ludicrous comedy. 

vt. To bewitch; to 

fas’ cl nate, enchant, 

n. Form; manner; cus- 
fash’ i0N, fom mic. 


a. Firm ; sure ; swift ; close , im- 
fi ast, moveable. 


, vt. To make fast or secure; 
fast en, to cement. 


fas tid’ i ous, a. Disdainful ; nice; 


squeamish. 

fat, a. Plump; fleshy; coarse ; rich. 

| fa’ tal, ¢ . Mactan ruinous ; inevita- 
: “Beatin ; death; cause of 


, Without bott 
fath’ om less, ieipeatiranie: “or 


4 wt. To weary; to tire ; to 
fa tigue 9 harass. ne 


n. Aslight crime; an offense ; a 
fault, setae, fb ot Ms 
’ vt. To show kindness ; to as- 
fa Vor 9 sist; to support | 


n. Kindness ; support ; leni- 


’ 
fa vor 9. ty; good will. 
fé éar’ ful, a. Timid ; afraid ; awful. 
Intrepid , ith t ter- 
féar’ Lienia — pid , without ter. 
fee, 


n. A professional reward , a recom- 
fez en, > ee To pretend; to make a show 
vt. To congratulate ; 
to make happy. 
Ee he n. 
’ » n. ocia equali y; 
fel’ low ship, 
n. A capital offense ; an 
enormous crime. 
a. Fierce ; wild; sav 
ee n. Savage cruelty ; 
fe roc 1 ty 9 fierce brutality. 


pense. 
fe lic’ 1 tate, 
Great happiness ; 
society. 
fel’ o ny, 
a. Of the female kind ; 
fe ro’ ‘cious, Soy bhaskl 
fér’ tile, a. Fruitful , abundant ; rich. 


, n. Warmth ; earnest- 
fer v en cy Tah s's zeal. 

" a. Hot ; vehement ; zeal- 
fory’ Gil Goss arent 


n. Heat ; warinth of spirit ; 


ferv’ Or, zeal ; fervency. 


a. Belonging to or becoming 


, 
fes tal, a feast; gay. ; 
foahtivey seins ga Orr 
fos tiv’ i ty, %A une of memite: 
gayety 
fes toon’ 9 twisted: 


A gariand of flowers 


a 


= FLX 


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FLO 


| book, dove, full,: use, site chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


rs a. Of bad odor or smell; of- 
, vt. To put chains on the feet; 
fet’ ter, {5 : To pat 
feu d n. Quarrel ; deadly hatred ; con- 
u 9 tention. § 
few, a. Not many ; a small number. 
fi’ at n. A warrant; an order; @ de- 
3 


cree. 
n. A small thread 


fi’ ber, fi’ bre, or strip 


, a. Full of fibers ; ; " consist 
fi brous, ing of fibers. 


fiek’ le, bie a. Inconstant ; ‘Tight ; ;_Varia- 
n. An invented story; a 

fie” tion, ? falsehood. af 
. Feigned ; counter- 


fie ti” tous, § feit’; not real, 
fi del’ i i tYye Faithfulness ; 


esty; veracity. 


A fury; an ‘evil spirit; a 
fiend, gevir ' , 
{7 é r c e, a. Furieus ; cruel ; Stern ; sav- 


age. 
fi’ er y> a. ' Passionate ; 
fight, n, An engagement ; a battle ; 


hon- 


excitable ; 
unrestrained. 
a duel. 


. wag literal ; typ- 

fig’ ura tive, feat est 

n ape, external form; 
fig’ ure, a character, 
fil’ ] a. Relating to or becoming a 

lal, Cina. 

filth’ Yy Dirty ; gross ; BAS 
fi’ nal, a. Last; conclusive ; mortal. 
Revenue ; income ; : 


fi nance’, F; oa. 


a. Handsome; pure; sHowy : 
fine, slender. ay: 
fin” gery; “a To touch lightly } to pil- 


. - 
fin’ i eal, "t Poppish affected } con 


fi’ nis, n. The.end; the conclusion: 


vt. To end; to perfect; to 
fin’ ish, complete. 


ges a. Limited ; he ginny termi- 
fi’ nite, Sarou. 


firm, a. Fast; solid; constant ; *hard. 


fin’ a. peerit he te Me 
firm’ ly, adv. Steadily; et oar 


immovably. 
first, a. Foremost ; original ; chief. 

, a. Relating to the revenue or 
fis eal, treasury. 


fis’ SUC,» Acieft; a narrow chasm. 
fit, a. Qualified ; proper; convenient. 


fit’ ful, a. Varied by paroxysms. . 
vt. To make fast or firm ; to settle ; 
‘fix, 


| to determine. 


} 
{ 
‘| fli ght’ y> om wid fleeting ; imag: | 


' flood, inundate. 


adv. Rin ; 


fix’ ed ly, certainly. 
flab’ by, . Soft , limber ; moist. 
flag, to ar vi. To eA he dull ‘and ‘spiritless ; 
fla gi dicing Neat atrocious; 
fla’ grant, a. Evident ; notorious ; 


steadily R 


infamous, 
n. An instrument for thrashing , 


tie n. The most subtil part, of arp, 


flame, vi. To shine or burn as ne 
flank n. The side; that part of the 
9 side near the thigh. a; 


‘flash, 


vi. To blaze out suddenly. 


flat a. Smooth ; horizontally level ; in- 
5 “nage = af j 
, v Horizontally ; perempto- 
flat ly 9 rily ; ya A 
flat’ ten vt. To make even or thin ; 
9 to tay e 
, vt. To praise falsely ; to ex- 
flat ter, cite false hopes. . 


n. Adulation , excessive 


flat’ ter y> praise. rw 


flaw, n. A crack ; a defect; a fault. 
flee’ CY. a. ae wool ; covered with 
Iw 


fleet, a. iat nimble ; active. 
fleet’ ness, n. Swittness ; celerity ; 


velocity. 


flesh, ? n Fe aig of the body ; animal 
fl pa less, a a eee flesh ; mea- 


flex: 1, bil.ak¥, fom ct a 
Pli t ; 
flex’ 1 ble, f; an 


manageable ; 
tractable. 


n. Act of flying; a Volley; a) 
flig ht, shower. 


flim’ SY, i ; thin; light; fee- 


flj vt. To throw ; to hurl or dart; ‘g 
Ing, scatter. ’ Lt +}! 

, 
flint ¥> he a. no e flint ; cruel ; hard 0 


Smoothness of 


flip’ pan cy. 9 aientiv ; pertness, 
ip’ pant, Seas toni gs = age a ; pert; 
flirt, n. A coquet;a perthussy ; a sud- 


den trick. s ij 
vi. To swim on the sur ce o 
float, water. 
flo vt. To whip or scourge ; to lash ; 
£5 to chastise. 


vt. To overflow ; to deluge ; to 


n. The. bottom of a- BEOen 5 a 
floor 9 pavement. 


flo’ ral, a. Relating to flowers, 


: rete a v a cals 
FON 


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FOR 


‘bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


flo’ ret, n. niet; speedy hodd:. 


a. Flushed“witn. red ; embel- 
flor’ id, lished ; pinaming: 
flo’ rist, 2 n. One w o cultivates flow- 


n. JA fleet ‘of small ves- 

flo til’ la, %s 
flounce, vi. se toss “about in anger. 
To struggle with vio- 
floun’ der,”., end ooh arn 


flour’ ish, vi. To thrive ; fo prosper. 
flow, vi. T run or spread, as Water ; 


n. Wied thing not solid; a li- 


to issue. 
fl ow’ er, ey Tae wonton ofa — 
How CL caves ne 
flow’ ing, se piri ; rise of 
flu e tu ate, pike becesiveriag or 
‘flue, n. A small winding chimney. 
flu’ en cy, z,toiuhityor noes 
flu’ ent, - ee voluble ; flow- 
flu’ id, Guia 
flu id’ 1 1 ty, <a of flowing 
flur’ ry, ie i Le eg be ee 
| flush, es ae vigorous ; abound- 
| flut’ ter, 3 vi. Ty at the wings rap 


flux, n. A flood; tide ; ‘a disease. ; 
. To move ‘with’ wings 5" ‘to run 


AY, away. 


vie To gather froth; to be en- 
| foam, Pca ty oad 
n. e point w ere t e rays 
fo’ EUS», meet. 1 
{6 e n. An enemy ; a . persecatorj an 
oO } Opponent. 


fog, n. A thick mist ; a moist vapor. 


n. One’s weak: side’;-a fail- 
for’ ble, ing ; a weakness. 


fi il vt. To defeat ; to overthrow ;‘to 
LO 9 puzzle. 


{od |] d we To double up; to ihclose ; to 
9s 


Leaves” of trees or 


‘fo! li age, plants. xh 
. A book. wi nl] two 
fo’ li O, ewe to one sheet, A 


| fol’ lo Ow, es hE sae to imitate ; 
fol’ ly, .. Peo re 
fo m ent’, wn pe by warm 
fond, a. Tender; devoted to. 

, 
fond’ I ly, 


AL ae 


adv. With excess of love or 
tenderness. 


|form’ i da ble, 


n. Foolishness i ‘tender 


fond’ ness, 7, <<ion 


n. A baptismal basin; an assort- 
font, ment of type., 


fool’ ish, dent. eak ; silly ; impru- 


n. Ground for the feats 
foot’ i ing, foundation. 


fop, n. A vain fellow ; a simpleton. — 

fop’ pish, a: Affected ; idle ; foolish. 

for’ ave, n. Provisions in general. 
ge, 


’ vt. To prohibit ; to oppose 5 ; 
for bid 9 to interdict, 
force, vt. To compel ; to oblige ; to 


constrain. 
force, ms Spates violence ; arma- 
for’ ci ble, ¢. Provailing ; dtlong 
ford’ a ble, « a. Passable by wading. 


fore elose’, ne aia up,’ to 


+ vt. To resign; to give up; 
fore go 9 to lose. 


for’ eign, a. Not domestic ; alien; 


strange. 
fore Kndw', Sissy terete 
fore’ mosh sales in place or 
fo ren’ Si€, e a to courts 
fore run’ ner, jietecemat 
fore see’, pl poh to see 
fore’ slg ht, oe ee . 
for’ est, n. Woody, uncultivated land. 
fore’ taste, f,dmeigis He 
fore tell’, - tai predict ; to proph- | 
fore warn’, malibae ais to ad- 
for’ feit, n. Defaults; ‘fine , penalty. | 
foré Ze, ris Yoel to falsify ; | 


fo r & er Y5 n. The crime of coun- 


terfeiting. 
for get’ ful, a. Unmindfut ; ‘Oblive 
for give’, vt. Top pardon ; to overlook 
for lorn’, %.,Fomakens wretched ; 


9 helpless. °. 
form, | n. Fashion; figure ; manner. 
a. Ceremonious ; Bo aetgh 
form’ al, affected. 
for’ mer, a. Before in time ; past. 
a. Dreadful ; ter- 
rible. 


vt. To leave ; to neglect ; 
to desert. 


for sake’, 


any Nee 


FRA 


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FRU 


book, ‘dove; full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


, Neglected ; desert- 
for sak én, ead abandoned. 


for swear’ vt. To swear a 


9 to commit perjury. , 
fort, n. A tastle; a fortified place. 


f orth, adv. Abroad ysentt of BUrs > 


¢ adv. Wit delay; 
forth with’ ‘ add. ene oY: 


vt. To strengthen ; tomake 
for’ ti fy, secure ; to encourage. 


for’ ti tude, n. Courage ; strength ; 


valor. 


for tu’ i tous, %3y,chances sect 


dental ; casual. 


for’ tu nate, ¢ a: sappy shi 


The good) or ill th 
for’ tune, ; befalls Sankind ; His Shae 


for’ ward, 2,52 -eonfident ; 


fos’ sil, a. Dug out of the earth. 


vi. To nurse ; to cherish; to 
fos’ ter, Pring Op. rina 

vt. To buil to establi ° 
found, cast metals, 
n. Groundwork of 


foun da” tion, a thing ; ; basis. 
vt o grow lame; to 
foun’ der, 


miscarry ; ; to sink. 
found’ ling, n. A deserted infant. 
fount, * nA Spring ; a spout of water ; 
n, A broken number; 
fr ae’ ition, state of being broken. ; 


‘ Lae agp a. Peevish ; uarrel+ 
frae tious, some ; fretful, 


fr ae’ ture, nh. A breach or rupture, 


j a. Brittle ; frail ; uncertain ; 
fi ag’ ile, easily broken. 


fra gil’ 1 ty, Sdeulennre fear; 
frac’ m ent, si a broken piece ; 

ira prance, > nance 
fra* cratit, ©,,cy ets, POM 


frail, a. Weak ; liable to error; feeble. 
yo n. Weakness of nature; 
frazl’ ty, 


brittleness. 

faite, fy igvant greases 
. Free; ingenuous; open- 

fran ors ‘a Maa ‘distracted ; tur- 
ra tern’ al, a Brothers —a 
fra tern’ i ty, Been atibods as- 
frat’ ri cide, er murder of a 
fr aud, veh i trick); toning 
fr aud’ uU lent, 4, Docent j trick- 


fr é ak, *i n. A sudden fancy; an\odd 
whim. 


‘no @- At libert enerous ; frank ; 
fr ee, licentious. ue § 


free’ dém, °; Liberty ;" privilege ; 


unrestraint. 


free’ hold, n. Land held for term of 


. Réadily,;; lavishly } 
free’ ly, he 9 heartil i ste restraint. 


One who enjoys civil 
free’ inti, Sivieie 


freeze, vi. To congeal, as ice. 


The lading Of».a_ship, 
fr cig ht, transportation. : 


fre quent’ $ vt. , Do wisit | often ;/ to 


age to. " 
. t ; 
fre’ e quent ly, Shin ; eo me 


fresh, a. New ; brisk; lively ; cool. 
ae Ness, Nownewe 5! bodes 


spirit. 


’ a. Cros ; ; pé@vish ; unhap- 
fret’ ful, ¢' 
fri’ a ble, ¢ a. Easily reduced to sav 
frie” fon, * A Act of rubbing togeth- 


One’ united to another by 
fr tend, * affection ; a confidant. 


Forlorn ; destitute 
friend’ Jess, ph 


ind Shciake’ aa 
, 
friend’ ly, Seay) ee 

fright, nA eudden terror; a panic. 


fri lg ht’ en, st. To tertify ; to alarm. 


frié’ id, a. Cold ; impotent ; unmoved, 


by) To trim or —_ hes 
fri inge, fringes. 


fr isk, vi. To leap ; ‘to skip: to frotiek. 


, vt. To crumble away ; ‘to 
*) fri it ter > break i in small pieces.. 


friv’ o lous; « a. Vain; light ; triffing. 
fr ol’ 1 1 l€, = ak prank; 4 nierry 
front, po Spe ti 5 the. fore part 


frost, n. Congelation of liquids by cold. 
froth’ Y, 4: Full of foam ; empty. 


fr o’ war d, - 7a fretful; sur- 
., vt. To knit the brows; to 
fr Own, lower. ; 


frown, n, A look of displeasure. 
a. Sparing ;. thrifty ; using 
fru’ gal, *.jene 
fo n. Thrift; good mran- 
fru gal I ty, agement. 


fruit’ ful, ¢ a. SEES pleniteous ; pro- 


fr a’ tion, ae posses: |} 


FUZ 


bar, fall, what, prey; marine, pin, bird, move, 


— 947 ~ a. Destitute of fruit; 
fret less, unprofitable ; idle. 


, vt..To deceive ; to dis- 
fr us trate, appoint ; to defeat. 


frus’ tra tive, ¢. ‘Tending ta ee 


fry, vt. To cook:foodin a frying-pan. 


Flying; +, volatile; 
ful gi tive, fungi! Gott 


ful’ €rum, *- The prop of a esis 
vt, To a lish; t er- 
ful fill ; psig ccomplis oO pt 


full, a. efane with; replete, bartact: 
vt. To denounce ; to 


fal’ some, Ae ge Oe nauseous ; 
fun’ bl e, pa do a thing awk- 
fy’ mi gate, time vt. To smoke ; to per- 
fun oi ti on, n, Esployiment ;, office; 
fu’. ner aly % t The ceremony of buri- 
‘ Suiting a funeral ; 
fu ne’ re aly thotrofel.® : 
A pipe or passage ; the 
fun’ nel, herria Ht ac limmney. 
n. The soft hair of \certain ani- 
fur 
9 mals. 


fur’ bish, teak” polish. or make 


"ped a. ‘Fierce ; mad; raging ; 
fu’ 11, OUSy Sassionate. 
fur’ lon g, es cane eignth, part of a 


fur’ Nace, ». An inclosed fireplace. 
fur’ nish, 4,00 provide: te surely 
fur’ row, ; Any fous trenclror bol. 
9 lo 

fur’ ther, ad. Beyond ; to a greater 
fur’ ther ance, - ‘olp; assist 
fur’ tive, gone x stealth ; 

n. Rage ; madness ; passion; 
fu’ ry y) freary: P 
fuse, vt. To melt ; to liquefy by heat. 
fir! ann ble, S..203¢ may be melted by 
’ 


heat. 
fu’ sion, 24 n. The state of being melt- 
fuss n. A = eee 
9 


hurry. 
fu’ tile, a. Foolish ; silly ; worthless. 

’ n. Lightness ; want of 
fur til ay, Sonuiee wit 

a. ba be herea ter; 
fu’ ture, eon if: 
*: he time to come , 

fu tu’ rl ty, future time. 
fuzz, ai. To fly out in smali geile 


a bustle; noise; 


to 


ONE eacaRND 1 me 


G. 


Gab, vi. To prate or talk idly. 
ga’ ble, n. The triangular end of a 


house. Me 
4 ; n. A ram ing or rovin 
') gad’ ding, Meir g 
848) ‘vot. To stop the mouth; 
gage, vt. To wager or pledge. | 
gatn, tte Eh? obtain; to procure ; to 
7w 


gain, n. woke advantage ; interest. 
Profitable ;_ advanta- 


vt. 0 contradict ; to de- 
gain’ sayy ny ; to oppose. © 
gait, n n. Manner and air of walking. 
A Juminous circle in 
gal’ ax ¥. 5 the sky ; the milky-way. 
¢ ale, n. A strong steady breeze. 


To rub off the skin ; to tease; 
gall ‘et 
9 to vex. 


gal’ lant, ¢ a “ahs : civil ; vite © 
, it t 
gal. ] ant , vi fe) ice uPer e la- 


,- n. B * t- 
gal’ lant-ry, fiip: Era cone 


A balcony round a 
gal’ ler y, \ 


building ¢ a passage. 
gal’ lop, n. The swiftest gait a 


horse. 


gam ble, vt. To play for money. 


n. Play; frolick; sport; a 
ait bol, leap for joy. . 


gam’: cut, ® the scale of musical 
gap, nA opening We breach ; an ap- 
gap e; A ae. open the mouth wile; to 
“|| giirb, nes dress ; . outward ap: 


gir’ ’ gle, vt. To wash the throat, 

A th of flow 
gir’ land, Bud renin of Somers 
gar’ ’ ment, ». Any article of dress: 
gir’ ner 5” A granary ; astorehouse. 

Shae! aaa t. To adorn; to deco- 
gar nish, rate TE ha gictemeee “1 
£ Be, alkativen 
gar ru’ lity, eng ae 
a i: 1 of ta prat- 
gar’ ru lous, fi, 
gasp, vi. To pant a cen bo gape. 
gas’ trie, ¢ e Belonging to the stom- 


gath’ er, 


ys wTovcotlaGkt to ted up; 
to accumulate, ~* 


ae 


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book, dove, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


m. ‘A coilection of 


gath’ er ing, persons ; a tumor. 
vaud' ; “ eA gay; splendid, 
saugze, vt. To, al tne contents 


of a vessel. 


gauge, n. A measute 2.standard, 
gaunt, * paeans hollow §: meager ; 


gay, % a. Pitigny airy; cheerful lively 
Cheerful th; 
gay’ e€ ty 9 Metab sth Bess bi 
ga zette’, n. A public newspaper, 
gear, n: Furniture ; attire; harness. 
gem, n. A jewel; a precious stone. 
gem’ in ate, vt. To make double, 
S ] fi le ; 
gen’ 7 distinclion of sex. Sie 
ene al 0 BY, ity succession 
er al. ¢ 5 De eares common ; 
gen’ . not special. 
gen er abaty, tape) body; 
|Gen"er ate, acon arisntsT ee 
gen ¢ eros’ 1. oy ee 
Re. ie ful ; natu- 
ge’ ni al, a ghia € osfu nat 
g6n’ ius, sae Rone 
gen teel’ oie graceful; ele- 
en’ 11@, ». A heathen ; a pagan, 
gen’ tile, 
F “ sO Wiehily or. birth 
gen . 1 ki gids mien 
a, Mi graceful ; tame ; 
gen’ t C5 Well-bo 


gen’ u ine, a. se natural; true. 


n. A class of beings includ- 
ge’ nus, ing many species, 


’ , Ss f 
se ol xg gy b ee pea: 
ge om’ e trys th n, Science ef quan- 
germ, n. A sprout; a Alpe or r shoot. 
germ’ in al, ¢ a. sp TPP ORE, to a seed- 
germ’ in ate, vi, To oe pas? 7 
n. Movement of the arm 
ges! tures % soay, 
ghiis t’ ly, f ies ‘Like a Corpse ; pallid; 
ghost’ ly, a. Deuce like a ghost, 
gib’ bet, *:, n. 2 gallows for malajac 


bag bous, %, ra Convex; like a cres- 


the 


oi gan’ ties { fie: 


oid’ dy, fe Divan eliotn ; incon- 
ouft, n. A thing given ;-power; a bribe. 
gift’ ed, si with: ¢ eminent 


Immense ; giant 
enormeas. § 
~wi:.To titter ; to jonah sil- 


gig" gle, fis, over with old ; to il 
gild, lummnate ae — a a 

’ 
| oild ing, oc fue TA Ore 
sill, n. One fourth of a pint. 


gill, n. The organ of breathing in fish- 
n. An instrament. to bore 

gim’ ‘let, holes. 

gm, n. A’snare ; a Kind of spirits, 


gin’ ger, n, A spicy Indian root. 
gin’ ’ gles.teu vt. To shake and ring, asa 


gird, vt.To sai round one ; to dress. 
gir d’ | e, n. Any thang tied round the | 


girl, n. A female child; a young wo- 
9 man. 


girl ish, a. Like a girl; youthful. 


vt. To bestow ; to impart; to 
give, yield ; to permit... 


glad, a. Joyful; merry ; eyowitels gay. 
glad’ den, Sina vt. To cheer; to make 

A ize- fighter; a 
gla’ dia tor, Swan" 


sword- player. 


vt. To look cursorily ; to al- 
glance, Jude to. : 
vt. To shiné so as to overpow- 
glare, er; Bac enn i 
a. Resembling glass ; made 
glass’ ys of glass. 
laz vt. To furnish or cover with 
£ e, glass. 


gléam, « n. A sudden streak at light. 
vt. br gather what is left, as 
gléany iis 


n. Tort soil ; church revenue 


glébe, or land 
glee, » n. Joy or win ;2 Bong in parts. 
glee’ ful, «. Merry ; laughing; gay. 
glib, a. Smooth ; slippery ; voluble, 


glide, te nay flow smoothly ; to move 
vi. To shine or appear 
glim’ mer, Jalatins 


m . A flash or aint light; a 
gli p Se, ¢ transient A Bi 4 
glis’ fen, vi. To sparkle brightly ; to 


shine. 
glit’ ter, vi. To shine ; to eparkle ; to 


ed seit 


GOR 


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GRA j 


bar; fall, “what; ‘prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


gl Obey fd n. * sphere ; any. round solid 
a, easel _ formed 


glob’ u jar, like a ged 
n. Imperfect darkness ; ob- 
gloom, scurity’, melancholy. 
a. Obscure ; melancholy; 
gloom’ Vs cioniey, : ; 
vt. To give glory to 
glo’ ri fy 9 extol; to patty a 
bl u 
G10" ri Os, & Neb manta 
n. Honor ; reputation or re- 
slo! r y 9 nown. 
ol viz To-make. shining ; .to palli- 
ia He ate ; to xn ; . 
n. A dictionary of obs 
gloss’ a ry, et words, ~ 
a. Shining ;" reflecting: lus- 
gloss’ Y, ter 
1d vi, To shine without flame; to 
Ss OW, have a heated fancy. _ 
glow’ ing, a. Shining ; ae 
glove, n. A covering forthe hand. 
glut, fi ~ To choy; to saturate ; to over- 


That sticks ; vis- 
glu’ a ous, coe tenacious. * 


glut’ ton, n. An excessive, ‘vora> 


cious eater. 


glut’ ton ous, a’ Addicted to ex- 


cessive eating. 
gnarl’ ed, a. Knotty ; rough: 
gnash, vt. To grind the teeth i in rage. 


gnaw, vt. To bite off by’ degrees. 


vt. To prick; to stimulate ; to 
goad, incite. P 


n. The end of a race ; ‘final pur- 


goal, pose; aim. 

go d’ less, 4 SES ; wicked jathe- 
god’ like, supremely ened 
god’ ly, “ited pious ; religious ; 
gor’ ter, 1p oem aga or tumor in 
gOld, fiusot meee Oe 


’ a. Made of gold; bright; 
gold Na thon i 
n. A boat much used in 
gon PIO AAs venice, 


a. Not bad; proper ; ‘wholesome, 
| ‘good, sound 


, a. mee  sapeigengtay beauti- 
good’ ly, fi" 
n. plu. Meichandise: aon 


| goods, ture ; wares. 
‘gore, n. Clotted or congealed yhoo’. 
gorge, vt, To fill or cram 4) to glut ; to 


satiate. haath " 
I ¢ a. Costly; & ittering : 
ey ied ae stately ; showy. 


gor’ geous ness, cence show. 


; show. | 


a ees! ‘ mand, aes heake mH 
gor’ "inditid 4 ize, vt To eat glut- 
808" pel, Vianvevelanon: Ue ON 
gos’ sip; hide talk; anidle tat- 
g ‘Oth’ j i €, al ry manner of Goths ; ; 
gouge, n. A kind of hollow chisel. 
gouge, pate ‘scoop ont as with a 
ow ernt, 7 foresees 
govern ess‘ iheciess 
govern ment, *itve power. 
gr ACey testy agnor plifer 
gra ‘ace’ ful, besutifal; with ‘aignitys 
grace’ less, scala Bh ereepost 
gra da” tion, tier; sees. 
rade, : n. Rank ; degree! ! 

grad’ wal, s..nsa7 someon 
grad ua” tion, n Aregulanpro 
grain’ ed, a. Ronski made, less 
gran’ a ry, ys A storehouse - for 
grand, power” illustrious;, high in | 
gr and’ eur, ‘one state ; 
erent: eens omnes tons 
grant, Prige allow ; to admit ; to be- 
| or aint, vg wg thing bestowed; a boon; 
gran’ w far, 4 tke, oF comseting 
er ape, eiaevers of the vine growing in 
graph’ 1 i Ly Oh ig de shige ; per- 
grap’ ple, % emai meen 

vt. To hold in ‘the hand; to 
gr asp, gripe; to seize. 

n. The seizure ofthe hand ; 
grasp, possession. 
griiss, fade & Mager ett herbage of 
or ate’ ful, ain ; delicious ; 
grat’ 1 i fy, +, eS to humor; 
gra’ tis, adv. For nothing, freely.’ 
gra tu’i tous, $y smungs i 
gra tu’ i ty, maith free a or re- 

nom ucery ces akan: aan cca 


GRO 


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GUL 


book, ‘dove, fully) use, an, thaise, gém, thin; thou. 


a. Serious; sober, solemn, 


| grave, compos mi 
vt. To cover wl gravelor 
‘gr av ‘el, hard sand.. 


t crave 1¥? oaee cera: 
grave’ ly, ao Trane ith a 
grav’ I i tate, ‘ot 20 Weide ovmedss 
BRAY. i ta” 10TH fh contes 


Soberness ; {serious- 
| gr av’ 1 ty ») - weight, a 


gray, n, Mixture of white and black. 
vi. To feéd.on grass ; to touch 
grate, pet ‘Th t of feedin 
n.. The act of fe g on 
graz’ Ing, 


grass. 


gr eat’ n 1eS8; n. Largeness ; dignity, 


State. 


greed’ i ly, tiriy. 


Eagerly ;, covet- 


, Eagerness of ap- 
greed’ 1 Ness hand: Yona 
a ’ 

greed’ 9 vobbeione: 


n. Freshness ; imma- 


green’ N€Ssy farity. 

t. To salute ; to co ratulate; 
ay eet, to address. - 
a. Going in flocks 


gre ga’ Tl OUS, ¢; Groves, 


n. Sorrow; trouble /of mind; 
grief, ain: 


grieve, vt. To afflict ; to give pain'to. | 
adv. Painfully ; sor- 
riév’ ous ly, %:Paintuy: 
Sid Y Hisooking ; rugged sh hideous; | 
1 
gr 1 mace’, { yaa os distortion of the 
gri mal’ kin, m, ‘The naine|of an 


old cat. 


vt, To reduce to powder; to 
grind, oppress. 


grind’ Stones eink tools vee 
t old fast ; to clut to 

gripe, squeeze. “iene 

gris "ly, fa. Hideous ; frightful ; squal- 


n. Corn ground, or fit for grind- 
grist, ing ; provision. 


grit’ ty, a Full of hard particles. 
groan, vi. To fetch deep and heavy 


sighs. ‘ ee 
n, A channe cu in wood or 
groove, stone. 
‘vi. To feel where one can not 
LrOPey see. 


gross, a. Thick , fat ¢ ¢ dull; stopid. 


coarsely. - 


. Want of delicacy; 
gross’ ness, rs Want pain 
ground, ¢.; 


To lay.or: fix on the 
5 ground ; to settle. 


gr Gup; 


n. ‘Tendency ‘to | 


grow, 
growl, % o snarl; to grumble asia 
og. . 


gruff, 
erum’ ble, 


The earth; dregs ; floor ; 
ground, fundamental "catiter vis 


, a. Without reason - 
ground less, or feundaton 
’ ro 
ground work, 5 nae prpeipte! 
n. Aicluster, a ollection of 
er up, figures. \ 
vt. To put into’a distinct, col- 
lection. P 
vi. To créep onthe ground , 
to be low-minde 


grov’ el, 
srov’'ePing, fount meen 


vi. To vegetate , to increase , 
to im rove. 


n: Increase of stature ; )ad- 

growth, vancement ; vegetation. 
rub vt To dig up’ by the roots ; ‘to 
£ 9 destroy by digging. 


erudge, vt. To envy one a thing , ‘to 3 


give unwillingly. 

a. An old quarrel ; ills 
crates te eee is with 
a. Churlish : ; harsh, sour of,as- 
Pet: 
vt. To mutter between 
the teeth ; to growl 


vt. To watch ; ‘to defend , to 
guard, protect, 


n. Defense ; protection ; state 
guard, of caution. 
d adv. In a cautious 


guard’ c ly, manner. 
gucird? i any, came mate 
‘guiird’ less, ¢,ute ine 
gapeels; somo commctam yo Weng 
guest, timed a stranger enter- 
guid’ ance, 8 Aguot leading ; di- 
guide, 7° atect ts lead 4 me 
guide, “ < Panes ; a leader; one 
guile, - = deceitful cunning ; ; 
guile’ less, %,Jonecént; uonest: 
gil’ lo tin, ieee for be 
guilt, ». Offense; erimey fault’ 
guilt’ less, ie Tocaat } free from 
guilt’ y, sinutdnene® ein nt 
guise, a Custom’, modes; habit ; 
| Sait at, EA abies myn a 
‘) oul P pe a9 see a recess ifi the 
a. Abounding with gulfs or 


’ 
gulf y5 whirlpools. 
vt. To deceive; to defraud ;/ to 


gull, cheat, 


wal li bil’ ty, 


gus’ to, 


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GYV 


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HAM 


fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


gulls fia n, A person easily cheated ; a sea- 


gul’ let, n. The passage for food isto 


the stomach; the throat, ~ 
n. Excessive cre- 
dulity.> 


gul’ ly, n. A sort of ditch or ravine. 
gulp, a. What is swallowed at once, 


gulp, at atd swallow eagerly ) ph By 


pum, n. The viscous juicé of shin 
gum’ mous fe, Oh the nature of 
ye 4 
gum’ my a. Consisting of gum ; full 
> 


of guin. 
uy n. A general name for Sraarma, 
n. The iron tube of 


gun’ ’ bar rel, * in 
n. The aver edge of a 


oe ‘nel, ship’s side. 


gun’ ner ys n. Science of artillery. 
n. Act of shooting with 
gun’ shot, fr The reach or range of 
vt. To fall or ush | with 
gur’ gle, noise. ‘ 
n. A violent or copious pouring 
gush, out of liquor. R 
gush, +} To pour or 4 out violent- 
gust, n. A sudden blast or puff of wind. 
n. The relish of any thing ; a 
liking; taste... 
gust’ V4 @ Stormy ; tempestuous. 
, . A rain-spout ; a channel 
gut ter, jf for water. EP 
a. Pronounced in the 


gut’ tu raly fijoat 


n. A rope to keep a body steady 
guy: 9 in hoisting. 


guz’ zle, vt. To drink greedily. 
guz’ zler, e ot ER a greedy drink 
Place for ath- 
gym na’ sium, flea 
5 m nas’ tie. a. “rts | to gym- 
By ’ ti t ‘4 ‘Athletic exer- 
SY MM NAS LES, cises. . 
gyp’ SUM, 2: The plaster-stone. 
ay ra” tion, ho sfet of turning | 
gy’ rato TY, Moving in acircle, 
SVE, ». A circle ; a ring ;\a turn, 
gyr’ oman ey, fit 
gyve, wt. To fetter; to shackle. 


By Ve; n, A fetter or chain for the legs. 


r SA seller St 
Hab’ er dash er, Sonics 
ha bil’ i ment, 2) 4723¢1§ cress: 
hab’ it, ay Sera s dress ; state ofa 
hab’ ita ble, that, may be in- 
habit a” tiony*isc 

ha bit’ u ’ jt oe a habit ; 
hab’ it ude, a prone custom ; habit 


vt. To hew ; to cut or chop into 
haek, small pieces. 


‘Residence; 
of living: | 


haek’ ney, } ie ‘To use %, practise 


haft, n. The Las a knife, 
n. A witch; an ugly. old woman ; 
hag, 


a she- -monster 
ha 1 vt. or vi. To call to; to. See 5 to. 
U 9 pour down hail. j 
hadi, n. Rain frozen i in falling. 
haér, ». An integument of the body, 
Destitute of hair; 
haer’ “less, tara TR: 
a ‘overe wi 1air ; 
hair’ Ys sisting of hair, = 


hal’ cy On, a, Placid ; quiet ; calm. 
hale, a. Healthy ; strong ; near ; To- 


con- 


bust, 
haf, n. A moiety; an equal part, 


half way’, adv. In the middle. 


hai n. A ff e room, an entrance ; a 
A499 court of law. 


hal’ liar ds, in ee Rapes for hoist 
hal low, cage Ago 4 to make 
hal ju cin.a” tion, 

’ 
ha lo, moon, 


halt. vi. T . limp; to discontinue to 
ve 2 «6Marc 


’ n. A rope for a horse ora 
halt er 9 malefactor. 


lilt’ ing dys adv, Slowly; limping- 


ul. ze divide into two oe 


n. An error; 
a mistake. 
n. A circle round the sun or 


— let, mA little village, 

ham’ mer, n. A tool to drive nails. 
ham’ moek, x ihe hanging bed in 
ham’ per, 
ham’ per, 


n. A large basket ; a kind 


of fetter. 
vt. To perplex; to em- 
barrass. « 


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HAR 


a ae oN ree 


65 


= Lae on = 


HAV 


book; dove, full use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, flibu. 


‘ham’ string. = Fo ro lame by. cut- 
| hand, rear e of oh ine wag S54 


vt. To give; to pass.to another 
| hand, by cor 
fetter ‘for the 


| hand’ cuff. 
; T fi the 
| hand’ cuff, # hands By ace 
, n. As much a& the hand 


| hand’ i ly, @ terit Ai ay Se | 
vt. To feel with ‘the hand ; 
| han’ dle, 


nae 


to treat a ong 
‘a, ‘Come yi eauti- 
| hand’ SOME, fur; ample 


| hand’ séme ly, ‘adv. Gracefully , 


ood generously. se 
| hand’ Ys fat a y; convenient ; skill- 


vt. To suspend ; tovchoke; to 
| hang, put to death. 


Orn ts of silk, 
hang’ i INgS, ‘ee: smutgastinkt walls 
| hang’ man, 2; n. A public execution- 
hank, n. A skein of. thread or yarn. 
| hank’ er, vi. in long for; to covet 

eagerly. 
| Lip sieearerensee ests ere 
| hap haz” ard, %, More chances 
| hap’ less, ST nfortunes 5 j unhappy; 
, vi: To fall out; to come 
| hap pen, ts pass. 
| hap’ pi bys ff ae i rondo dh for- 
| hap" pi NESS, ji n. Felicity 3 good for- 
| ha Prosperous ; propitious ; 
luck 
h p PY) i e 92h public: speech, 
ar angu 9 an oration. | | 
har’ ass, ~ eu Weary ; to fatigue ; 
har’ bin ger, mo mastenpe | A 
vt. To entertain ; to shel- 
hiir’ bor, %& 


n. AA. shelter for ships; a 
| har’ bor, port , a haven. r 
. Close ; compact ; ifficult, ; 
| hard, ¢ severe. — 


| hard’ en, m3 To make hard or obdu- 
r Cruel ; inex- 
| hard heart ed, rg inex 


‘f Stout t 
| hiird i hood, ai dity. ness’; intre- 
| hiird’ ly, cad, Wai “aisiculty, ep- 
| héird’ ness, ¢ Pinmness: obduracy: 
| hird’ ship, i Opprestiqn ; toil ; fa- 


| hare’ brain ed, sett, | 


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hirm, %; n, Hush 4 injury ; damage ; mis- 


hirm, of Tahurt toinjure ; to dam- 
age. 
harm’ less, 5 EB eeeceeny * Ponerts 


a. Relatin - 
‘mony ; ie Se 


har mon’ Ie, 
har mo’ ni ous, yi recat | 
t 
hir’ mo nize, a ato foportions. 
har’ mo ny. 9 B porkimnont a 
harp, . ee musical instrument; a 
vr 
A kind of dart 
har poon’ >] trike whites. Be if 
har’ PY, n. Any rapacious animal. 


vt. To break the clods ; to 
har’ r OW, lay waste ; to disturb. 


= a. Sharp; aust re, rough ; 
hars 9 morose. fs e 
adv. Austerely ; roughly; 
+. , n, Roughness to the 
harsh ness, ear; pournes®. 
har’ vest, ripe grain. 
vt. To reap and gather 
ee , 
har’ vest home, "eve ota sal 
vt. To mince; toc t into sm 
hash, pieces : 


* , 
har sh ly 9 violently. 
n. The time of reaping ; 
har’ vest, jf: 
n. The feast at 
haste, n. Speed : i. ; expedition. 


’ vt. To quicken; to e 
has ten, on to hurry i “ 
as’ urriedly ; ‘ 
hi ti ly > with speed z He y 
, a. Done in haste » quic as- 
hast y 9 sionate. ‘ 


vt. To produce young from 
hatch, eggs ; to plot. Mi 


hatch’ et, ». A little ax: 
hate vt.To "andl. to abhor ; toabom- 
y) 


inate. 


t Great since enmity ; 
ha’ tred, } ill-will. 3 
a. Odiows; malevolent ; : 


hate’ ful, %.730ne 
haugh’ tily, fe ativeonont 
haugh’ ty, 


a. Proud ; lofty ; elated: 
arrogant. 
hau vt: To pull; to drag by vio- 
9 lence. 

oe r he hind ; 
haznch, the ip thigh ; the # part; 
i vt. To requent ; to ‘Visit in- 
haznt, trusively. 


hint’ ed, eat often ; fol- 


have, on pee to hold ine en- 
, n. A harbor, an um 5, a 
ha ven, shelter. ad 


n. Devastation ;, waste, 
hav’ — destruction. 


a aie Re 


f 


3 


HEA 


66 


HEN 


bar, fall, what, prey; 


marine, pin, bird, move, 


hawk, n. A voracious bird of prey. 
haw, vt. To cry goods for sale. 
taped! ey ed, { . apiaving a keen 
haa, x. Grass’ “hrs in he sun. 

y) 


haz’ ard, * ast expose to danger 


haz’ ard ousy g,ncerous, pagandy 


haze, n. A thick fog ‘or mist, 
a. Misty; foggy; dark. 


ha’ zy, 
Heard tite tormen eas see Hill 


$ n. The part of the body: that con- 
head, tains the brains ; the top. ~~ 


, , a. Without ahead; pre 
head less, cipitate ;-inconsiderate. 
, Rash ; thoughtless ; 
head’ long, S.i3en) eee 
, Obstinate ; un- 
head’ strong, ¢3vemabie. 
head’ way, n. Act of advancing. 
= vt. To cure a wound ; to recon- 
héal, vie. 
, r. Serving to cure; 
heal ing, Paild ; gentile ; sanitive. I 
n.-Soundness of body ; 3 free- 


health, dom from disease. 
health’ ful, %,.”b%seme | rahe 


he alth’ y; a. Sound free from sick- 
he ap, me irk eile 3 a cluster ; ansaccu- 
héap, mulate. 
h€ar, ea; ; to listen to. rong Hy, 
ni. Sense by which sopadi 
heirk’ en, ii de To listens 7 to give 
hé ar’ sats, * Report; rumor ;, Com= 
hearse, n. A carriage for thesdeda: 

9 spirit; affection ; love. 
heart’ brok eng (gered 
heart’ felt, «. Fe srebte sincere. 
hetir'thy, 5,8 feorat = chimney 

from the heart. 
heart’ tess; g. 5 tient 
heidrt’ i Phan. atrone j ain 
he at, vt. To warm; to make hot ; 
héa’ then, 


vt. To lay or pile up; to-accu- 
héar’ ing, are perceived ; audience. 
hear n, The vital part; courage ; 
’ 
heirt i ly, adv. Fully; sincerely 4 
agitate. 


n. A worshiper of false 
gods; a pagan. * 


héave, vt. To throw; to lift ; to raise. 


The. firmament ; resi- 
heavy’ EN,, dome of the blessed. 


heav’ en ly, &,#ccleuate 


heav’-en ward, o-rTowase baat | 


‘ally Sop yy pain- 
heav’ ily, fin 
heavy’ i ness,’ mA depression. of 


mind ; weight- 
ex | t I 
héav ine R. A motion pf he. heart . 


o>} a panting’ 
heav’ ¥5 Somepet CON “dejected : 
hee’ a to 
hee’ tie, 
vt. To insult; to Paste 


n. Sacrifice of 'a hun- | 
hee’ tor, to threaten. 


mb, dred ‘oxen. 
a. Consumptiye ; ‘troubled | 
vt. To beware; to mind ; to a 
heed, tend to. 


with a morbid heat. 


heed, n. Care; attention; caution, | 
heed’ less, s) Gargleas iy 
heel, *»: The back part of the foots 
‘| het’ er, n. A young cow. 
height’ 
heir, a successor. 
heir’ less, ( we “ist a. Having no 
hel len’ 1€, a. eine to Greece. 
hel’ met rn oipedohe ae or armor for 
9 the he 
hel’ met ed, «. wearing ahetmet: 
helms’ man, pea who steers a 
help, 
help, *: 


en, (See highten. ) 


vt. To aid ; to assist ; to Support. 


help’ ful, - prs gives succor }.use- 


teks Cyne help, aid, or 


, . 
help’ ing, Stppor 
a. Fecblo without as- | 


, 
help less, sistance; destitute. 
help’ mate, eho senitah 


helve, n. An ax-handle. 
a To inclosé ; to surround ; to 
‘|hem, 


close with a hem. 
h em, downandl toby ek garment folded | 
hem’ is phere, » Haifa giove. 
hem ts pher’ i¢, «Half round. 
‘© hemp, * ihe one of ‘which ropes are 


hen, n. The female of any. bird. 3 


hence, adv. away ; at a distance, 


inatten- 


vt. To raise; to exalt. 


(air) n. One: who inherits by law, 


n. “Hy succor ; assistance ; sup- | 


a! 


! 


| 
: 
{ 
| 
| 


HES 


HIN 


book, dove; fullj use, ‘ean, Chaise, gem, ‘thin, thou. 


hence’ forth ode Bren this time 
hen” heart ed, *:‘ Cowardly, Sr 
hep’ ta gon, ™Atsu.of sore 
hep! tardh yy screen 
her’ ald, _ one A procigims , a 
] her’ ald i ern ae Pertaining to ber: 


her’ ald hie n. “The - or office, of 


herb, Pl -‘ a common to, numerous 


herb a” ceous, % 28% 
herb’ age, Tur generally j { 
ievb’al ist, ..\905 8" 
herb’ Less, far a Having, sno herbs ; { 
her-eu’ le an, { “6 “Labotions see 
herd, nA company of aisle adrove, 
| hier, pede Sacetsechg aah 8 
| herds’. man, #19907) who, tends 
here, adv. In this place ;|in this(state 
hare aft” er, sates tunes 
hére by’, eo Ore i by. * this 
he red’ it ary, ¢;coming by 
her” 6 By, syneean rela SP 
hers tres ficenraneleo Os 


he ret’ i € al, a> Relating , to her- 
esy. |,” _ 
hére with’, adv. With this. “))0 
her rir a ble, ee sf fi or 
her’ i tage, n. An ofsate derived by 
-gpenra 

her’ mit, son °°""* 

her’ mit age, tT ne The abode. of * 
he’ r Oy Brave sions bc has 10) 
her roy Ie, ae table whit TN 
hero’ te al ly, seat ag 
her’ 0 ine, 2. A temaid hero. *;, 
her’ oO ism, aAG Acts or qualitips of a 


her’ on, » ‘K large vine sowky 
her’ on Y5 vd a gee where herons 
Doubt ; siege, 


’ devout , Pers 


“ high’ ly, 


\\ highth, hight 


‘ hilt’ ed, a. Furnished, with a hilt 


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hes’ i tate, ” et Be falters 


hes ita” tion, ™A%u% : inter 


hew, {3 vt. ite aa with an ax ; to chop ; : 
hex’ a gon, hes sen with, six 

f a 
hex ag on al, sides) 
hex am’ e ter, %A:°%* of 


n. AN 0 ih breach ; | 
hi a’ tus, %, An open Bist 


hi bern’ al, a. Relating to winter. | 
hid” den, 2, srries cor 
vi 1; t t ii 
hides eh ocrstckt PN 2h 
hide, n. The skin ofjan ‘animal, ) | 
hid’ e ous, ro ag po frightful ; | 
ia’ State of. be- 
hid’ e ous ‘ness, ing hidodts ay 
hie, vi: To hasten; to go'quickly. 


hie rireh, orertashs 4 a sa | 


hie se glyph’ i ie,” "A mystical |} 


Pat tof character. 
a. Tall ; ioft ; elevated , 10 d; , 
hig hy Sxonnteet 2 Nie 


high’ flown, 
high’ land, peste mountainous 


hig h’ land er, n. A mountaineer. 


adv. Proudly ; r arrogantly 
in a great degree. © ~ 


| high’ ness, 0 Sees a banter 
hight’ en, 


vt. To raise ; to elevate; 
to improve. 

b aoe i UP>) 
tent. 


n. Elev 
9 ward ud 
, n. A t ; 
hi igh way’ 9 public Bath rs t 
high! way’ man, n. A robher on 
hi lar’ ity, %, 


ing § sixequal 


a..Elev ted roud ; 
extrav se ant. . 


Gayety ; cheerful: 
ness; mirth’ ‘ 


hill, n. An elevated or rising, ground 


hil’ loek, vation hill; a smell el- 

ill’ A hill Ly 
\ hill V5 a dhounding in hills , unequa 
hilt, n. The handle ofa sibrdt* 


are vt. 
hin der, = me He el 6.8 obstauct 5) 


»{ hind’ er, 4. On the backside or-rear. |f 
ns} hin’ der ance, 7A impediment; } 


vi. To hang or turn, as wpen a 


és’? tan’ cy, aps aT 


i na a RR A EN 


‘ an obstruction | 
hinge, ji,3 


—s 


Fiuay 


bar; fall, what,» prey, marine}: pin, bird; move, 


n. A joint on which, a door 
hinge, furneel 


vt. To allude to; 
hint, of; to bring to mind. 


hint, n. An intimation ; a suggestion, 


hi be A joint of the thighs lowhess of 
Ps spirits. - 


hip’ pish, a. Dejéctea } melancholy. 
hire, vt. To engage & thing for pay. 
hire" lossy yiceane toes Bie 
hire’ ling, % sone: who serves for 
hiss, temp imitate @ goose, in con- 
n. One versed.in, or 


his to’ ri Ny a writer of; History. 


his tor*ie-ak 42ers eh 


nA narrubion of, facts or 
his’ to TY) past events. 


his tri on’ Le, 4 Besttins 2 stage 


to, sive notice 


or actor. 
vt. To strike a mark; to clash; to 
hit, succeed. 


hit yr A stroke or blow ; . ducky 
"9 chance. 


hitch, 2. Tovcatch hotd of bys book. 
hith’ @r, adv. To this place. 
hith’ er te, 2,2 ss time till 


A hive, aA house oF place for bees ; ‘a 
hoard, te onegnts treasure; a 
hoard, ve te stew 214 PNA Ee 
hoarse, a iret a rough, as 
hoarse? Ty, Ray len 
ho ar’ y5 poet oan tet b ; covered 
hoax, vt. To impose.on ; to deceive. 
hoax, “A Sea bReet ers a trick; a 
hob’ ble, vi. To go lamely ; to limp. 
h ob’ by, Biko RIES i ; a favorite 


hoek, German wine. 


| hod, 


| hoe, weeds. 7 k Jof, sixt 
“a si 
hogs’ head, 7 three gallons. aT 


n. An awkward, ill- bred 
hor’ den, country girl. 


hoist, vt. To heave or lift up. 
as vt. To lay hands on; to keep ; to 
hold, retain. 


rs n. A support; custody; power; 
hold, a lurking: place. , 


|hon’ ey, 
| hon’ ey moon, 


n. The small end. of, a ham ; $ 


n. A tray used by bricklayérs. | | | 
vt, To cut; to dig or clear from 


ho’ li Tiéss, 5. Ssa Gh Piety: the 

hol’ low, e.iageyete empty ; de- 

hol’ low, vt. To make hollow ; to ex- 
cavate 


hol’ low heirt eds Ginsinceres 
hol’ low ness, 783° of Pens || 


hols’ ter, *A.case #9" horgeman's 


ho’ WS oe asta severe pure ; divine ;, im- 


hol i day, ™,Acevot seven an 
hom’ age, spect Duis, loyalty. res 
$s own house orc a 
‘| home, 7:,° ou 
home’ bred, a; Brod, at home: 
home" felt, Fh ones 
home’ less, a. Destitute of home. 
home’ ly,’ pe gear ; not ele- 
home’: ‘made, f.™ a. mint at home ; 


home’ ward, aw. rea been 


| hom’ ¥ ci dal, ¢ Biosys murder, 


hom’ i cide, *., n. Manslaughter a 
hom’ 1 ly, no A seemnon ‘a Plain. dis- 


course. 
the 
ho mo. Be" ne OUSs.enten af-«: the 
stone ‘to «shar en, knives) 
hone, 3 and razors rp e 
a. Good; just; upright; 
hon’ est, virtuous. Pag 
adv. | Vorighty,» sin- 
n. natin’ sali right- 
hon’ est y 5 ness ; reat e 
‘nm. The sweet sybstance 
made by bees 
a. Sweet; covered with 


hon’ ey édyfonsy. 
n. The firs month 


Respech dignity 
e n.' Respect ; ty } .rev- 
hon’ or, erence ; virtue. Y 

, vt. To reverence; to esteem; 
hon or 9 to value. 


hon’ or a ble, Fomor noe - 
Poo a ne or institute 
hon’ or ary, 


fpr rie 
t hon 
|hon’ or lessy g;hono 


hood, n. A covering for the head. 


vt. Tocover ; to blind; 
hood wink, to deceive. — 


hoo n. The horny part, of a horse’s 


: yo bent f the 
n ent. piece o iron or © Tr 
nog, metal,.or wood. © 


HUR 


book, dive, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 


vt. To catch; to fasten; to in- 
| hook, ehare 


| hook’ ed a. Curved ; bending ; fast- 
’ 
| hoop n. laa round 
os Wy] 


3 barrel. 
| ih oot in my inna shout- 
i hop, haitaly. rene on one leg ; to walk 
hope, vi. To expect with desire. 


n. Expectation,;. trust ; 
hope, dence in a future event. 


| hope’ ful, fing ee ee 
hope’ Lesa, 45, Wits heb ater: 
| ho’ ral, a. MSR to an hour. 
idrdé;, n. A clan; a migratory créw. 
hor i zon’ tals f..t200!"hvai 
horn, n. ‘A hard pointed substance on 


the heads of some animals. 
h orn’ Y> ha a. ane of horns ; callous; 


ho rol’ o By, 
| hor’ ri ble, ¢, Hideous frightful 
ghastl 


hor’ ri bly, 22 ado. , Dreaafally;feght 


hor’ rid, * iiteows; ; dreadful ; enor- 


KBE rif” i 1€, se Ceering fright or 
| hor’ ror, n. Terror mixed with de- 


testation. 
| horse’ man, *,,,07 Pellets 


confi- 


n. Art of measuring 
time. 


hose, wanes ; a long pipe of 
hos’ pi ta ble, courtsoia 
hos pi tal’ i ty, 7 Leberality to 
| BY é n. oO fo se e or 
hos’ tage, 7, Cre Jet ae rledg 
host’ ess, ‘A dade of an;inn; a 
andlad 
hos’ tile, ¢;, a. Unfriendly like an en- 
hos til’ i ty, n. Enmity 5 open ha- 
hot, a. Ardent ; eager; vehement. 
hot’ head ed, smupgin"*o 
| hough, oer n. The lower part of the 
igh 

Twenty-f a 
hour, ity gui oe 
hour’ | Ys a Deng every hour; fre- 
4 house, n. Place of abode; home. 


vt. To put under cover; to 
| house, shelter. P 


| house’ héld, n. a. A fymly living to- 


hur rah’, interj. a stout of triumph. 


hov’ el, ¢; ns ak hut ; a shed for cats 
<< To flutter or fly ov to 

hov’ er 9 hang overhead: 7 Omts 

howl, vi. To cry like a dog or wolf. 


hub’ bub, 7,2 n. Fong; ; uproar ;con- 


hud’ die, is co. ermd things con- 


hue, ” Color; tint; dye; clamor ; 2 

3 legal pursuit. 

hu vt. To be: tender of ; to embrace 
25 


Mei 
huge, 4 Be j 4 high ; vast ; .enor- 


hiige’ ly, a. Immensely ; largely. 


hulk, 2. The body of a ship. | 
hull, m.- totes ef 2 vessel ; a shell 


vi. To buzz like a bee ; to sin 
hum, low ; to deceive. 


hu’ man, a. Having the qualities of 
aman. 
Court ; kind; 
hu mane’ kg coripatsionate.” 
hu man’ i ty; n. Tenderness ; be- 


nevolence. 
hum’ ble, a. Modest ; lowly-minded. 


hum’ ble, ‘vt. To subdue ; to bring 


down. 


hum’ bug, vt. To impose upon; to 


_——_—_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_————————— names 


deceive. 


hum’ bug, *.. n. * ialecoptlgn ; 
a. Pertaini to the 

oe mic? al cn wore 
hu mid’ j I ty, n. Wetness ; moist- 
hu mil i ate, #my.nteion 
4 n. Lowliness:; meek- 

et rein hn of mind ; fancy, 
hu’ MOP, vt. To indulge ; to gratify. 
hu’ mor ous, a. Full of pleasant- 


ry ; Jocular. 
hump, ac nA L protuberance ; a crooked 


hun” ny ‘nt. A craving for, food, 


— desire. 

hun” gry, Subd Be ne want, of , food ; 
hunt, = aiae tank ‘wild animals ; to 
hu rl, et To whirl ; to throw with vio- 


an im- 


hur’ ri-eane, %,A,viglent storm; 


vt. To hasten ; to move 
hur’ r y 9 riedly. hur- 


hur’ ry, n. Hasty motion} tumult. 


HYS 


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IGN 


bar, fall, what, prey» m 


marine, pin, bird, move, 


n Woowas injury ; ah ha mis- 
hur t, chief. , 

1. Tom t 
hurt, yh Gol yure; to wound ; to 


a. Injurions ; 


hur tv’ ful, mischievous. 

hurt’ ful ly, esa Clit 
hus’ band, n. A married man. 
hus’ band, of oe manage frugally; 


hus’ band mma 7, Oe whe 


hus’ band ry, rar Ae. tilling ; 


vt. To make still or silent ee 
hush, quiet: 4 A 
, n. Bribe to secre- 
hush’ mon ey, ¢; 


The outer hl of corn or 


husk, #, fruits. 


vt. To strip off the outward coat 


husk, or integument. 


, n. Hoarseness ; state 
husk i ness, of being husky. 


’ a. Abounding in husks ; dry; 
husk y; hoarse f 


hus sar, n. A kind of horse soldier. 
hus’ $y, Woman.” bad, or worthless 


woman. 


hus’ tle, vt To shake together. 


h t:* k little. cottage or hovel ; 
u 9 ee abode. i 


huz Za’, n A shout of triumph or joy 


hy’ drt a A hundred-headed mon- 
ster. 


hy’ dro gen, » tntammable air. 
hy dro pho’ bi iy Bier of 


water. . 


hy ge’ tan, @ Relating to health. ' 


Pertaining to 


hy men e’ al, trairiage. 


n. A spiritnal song , a song of 
hymn, praise ; 


hym’ nie, a. Relating to hymns. 
hy per bo’ re amy fs a. Jorthepps 
hy per erit’ ie, tit ‘ captious 
hyp o ehon’ dri a, tice” 
hy poe’ ri SY) n_Dissimalstion; | : 
hyp’ erite, Teiigian ed CUAL 
hyp o erit’ ie al, 40°"? 
hy poth’ e eate, vt To pawn or 
hy’ SON, * A fine green tea. 


Troubled with 
hys ter’ 1€ al, te aatabectionla. 


Fits peculiar to 


hys.ter’ 1€8, ‘omens. ” 


pernicious ; 


lice’ berg, 


give in pledge ~ 


I. 


Ice, n. Water congealed by frost. 


vt. To cover with ice or frosting, 
Ice, as cake. ! 
n. A mountain of floating 
ice: 


ice ’ bird, n. A bird in Greenland. 
n. A house for ice in 
ice’ house, 


summer. 
i chor, n. A thin, watery humor, from 


ulcers. 
n. Science of 


seh thy of 0 Sy, fanes. | 


n. Trickling water frozen | 
1’ cl ele, and hanging down. 


iV Ci NESS, {ey n. State of being cold or | 


id cing, nA kind of frosting for cake, 


a. Cold; covered with ice; full 
I’ Cy, of ice. 


ide! ijt enamen: 
ide’ al, 2. 
i den’ tie al, @ That is the same. 
i den’ ti fy, vt, To Prove | to.be the 
ab. den’ ti “ys n. Sameness. 


’ Imbecility of mind; 
id i Oo Cy; ie of. understanding. - 


id’ i om, n. Peculiar mode of speech. 
id’ i ot, tthe natural fool ; a change- 
* . , . 4 wf 2 

id 10t Le, a Stupid ; foolish. 

gt dle, ¢ a. chnesplogry’ worthless ; la- | 


Geukn : : im- 


visionary ; Ccon- 


y dle, vt. ela spend time inactively,. 


i ‘dle ness, |; n. Sloth ; inactivity, fol- | 


adv. a: without mctixites'| 
i dly, foolishly. by ne 
7 dol, ak he image worshiped as a | 


1 dol’ Pa ‘ters rk worshiper of im- 
i dol’ a trous, fy a. Given to jdola- 
idol’ a try, n_ The worship of im- 
1 ’doli ize, pT worships to doat 
ig’ ne ous, scogiinine ted om 
ig nis fat! uw us, ZANE 
ig nite’ 9 vt Tokindle ; to set on fire. 
ig ni ti ble, a. Easily set on fire. 
ig ni’ tions sulshaletntins 


~ 


_IMB 


71 


IMM 


book, dove; full; use, ean, chaise, gem, thin,. thou. 


a, Of mean birth ; base, 
ae 5 aoe . 
phen disgrace: 


ig no’ ble, 
ig no’ bly, fat & 


ig no min’ i ons, shame! ul. 
ig No Min yy ePseporssdames 


ig no ra’ MUS, 15 n. co ignorant fel- 


ig’ no rance, a, Want of knowl- 


a. Uniearned ; iliter- 


ig” no rant, Ze. 
ill, a. Sick; unwell; not‘in health. 


raceful, 


il lab’ o o rate, f,, a. Done without la- 
il le’ gal, sachs to law ;.un- 


il le gal’ i ty, it Sust¢ of being 
il le’ gal ly, var. Unuaty mola; 
il leg’ i ble, fea a. hese can not be 
il le git’ i matey f fy, PRE 
il lib’ er al, a. Mean; ‘paring ; ws 

il lic’ it, a. Unlawful ; not allowed: 
il lim’ it Wf bles fete ae 
il lit” er ate, Sage! hagytee™* 
ill na’ ture, fehl aie 
ill’ ness, *. Sickness ; disease ; weak- 
ess : 


il log’ i € al, * cer to rules of 
il lu” min ate, 2 w. To entighten; 
a ’ 5 to adorn; to il- 
illu’ mine, — $tustrate:’ 

il lu min a” tion, Ane ihe 
il lu’ s10n, peter iB false show; 
il lu’ sive, a. Deceitful; 

‘il lus’ trate, %.7e" 


by false show. 

vt. te make clear; to 
il lus tra” tion, 7.4%, o7piane 
il lus’ tra tive, 


a. Tending to ex- 
il lus’ tri ous, Eminent; noble 5 
n. A picture ; a representa- 

im ag’ | in a ble, conceived. 
vi. To conceive; to 
in’ be cile, a. Weak ; feeble ; want- 


deceiving 


plain. 
renowned. 

ill will’, n. Hatred , malevolence. || 
. , . 
1m age, tion ; a statue. : 

a. That can be 
M4 he n. Conce tion; 
im ag mn a’ ‘tion, finee tT 
im ag Iné, suppose ; to fancy. 
ing strength of mind. 


im be cil’ i ty, jest’ Fee 


im bibe’, rd Fotink | Se to receive 
im bit’ ter, ms be gain to 
im brie’, - pon ean to wet; 
im bie’, oe tincture ; to tinge; 
i ita ble, ses 
im’ i tate, %, 7 fellow the exam 
im i ta” tion, fesemhviance 
im’ i ta tive; a. Inclined to copy: 
im mae’ u late, fy ties 
im’ ma nent, *, Remanins ins 
im ma te’ rraljgyer oh mates 
im ma tur e’, SU IOO' not per- 
im ma titre’ ly; fs, Teeson. 
im ma tu’ri ty, % Ame ef 
im me’ di ate, <,instants res 
im me’ di ate ly, A vent 
im mense’. 5 santroere large; 
un- 


Vast ; 
im mens’ I ty 5 Sounded rreeidecs. 


im merge’, vt. To plunge or sink 
. » gunder water; to dip 
Im Merse, ) in water. 

im mer’ sion, oh perigeupser 
im’ mi grate, ff ff Pe 
* , * 3 A . 
im Il NENCe, miediate danger. 
im’ mi nent, s.Approncnng + Ime 
im mod’ er ate, fircasonante.” 
im mod? est, ¢,Shupcless: var 
im mod’ est Vs e2 n. Sit of deli. 
im’ mo late, ot To. offer, up, as 
im mor’ al, A ie wees irreli- 
im mo ral’ i ty, ti uishonesty. 
im mor’ tal, ¢,,Foa fever ess 
im moy’ a ble, fz Fe" fan Pet 

os al adv. Firmly; 

im mov a bly y] not: to Be: hake. 
im mu’ ni tyy ti Reid , priv- 


— ’ vt, To shut up, to con- 
im mure 9 fine; to fiiprikon. 


IMP 


72 


DMP © 


bir, fall, what,.piey, marine,. pin, bird, move, 


ima mut’ ta ble, eSeyrst.ye 


im mu’ ta bly, fy: vr Thichangea 


n. A familiar spirit ; a child ; off 

imp, enrinle a ‘ 
vt, To diminish; to’ make 

im pazr’ 9 worse. 

im pale’ vt. ‘To inclose with stakes; 


9 to pierce with a’stake. 


i im pal’ pa ble,.§ { Imperceptible 


‘im part’, eae tr dite SOOT, to 
im par’ tial, asa et iat 
im par” tial lyy Ho ces's 
m pass" a ble, “hheed! ca not be 
im pas’ si ble, a nsensile i” 
im pas’ siomed, f; 8587 
im pa” tienceé,, n__ uneasiness 
im pa” tient, fae hs 
im peach’, ag Pe 
‘im péach’ ment, 40g" 


sation. 


/ vt. To hinder; to ob- 
im pede 'y Mruet 
» n. Obstruction; 


as 
im ped I1men opposition. 


t.. To hinder ; to de- 
‘im’ pe dite, ji *°" 


Ke 4 vt. TS “arive forward ; to 
im pe 9 force. 


‘im pend’, xv Pi gs over ; to be 
‘a pend’ ings a - Hanging ready 


to fall. 
im pen’ e tra bles ganeg’?”° 


F im pen’ i tence, Ph en Ig IF, 
im pen’ 1 tent, g, Flot sorry opr 
| im per’ a tive, Ba tReet: 
| im er ce eat ble. a. Hot to be 
9 perceived. 
mm per feet, finiedoit it not 
‘im per fee” tions 
ting to an em- 
In pe’ rial, pero, "fi au 
v. Roya 
im pe’ rial ly, .- rans. 
ty; ‘O* 
Jim pe’ vious, i * 
| ‘im pe’ ri ous ly a3 realently 
im per’ ish able, sestroyed.* 
im per’ sen al, e Having no per- 
m per’ ti nence, AP titi 


im per’ ti nent, sak tasks 
imi per’ vious, % spent S| 

Viol . 
im pet u os’ i ty, Veliemence, 


im ‘pet’ UW OUsy/Fapeglent i t9Pigs 
im’ Ps tus, 2: Violent effort ; force 


atten -wemliauae 


Cont 
im pi’ CTY, | Ror the duties | 
im” pions ness, ersten 


im. pinge’, * alt fall or strike 
imi* pious, ¢ Prolene er aierents 


9 wicked. 


im pla’ ea ble, z;!nexorable sort 


im plant’, 24,70% ering 
im pléad’, - - prosecute’ or’sue 
im’ ple ment, 3)4,{°2.33"" 
im’ pli eatey Chvarrase ees * 
im pli €a” tion, 2A necessary 
im plic’ it, he amin ; not ex: 
im plor e’, ae Bt at earnestly; to 
im plunge’, am aie ; to 
im ply - m stpesty . sain fo. anote 

im po lite’, for gencet nt 
im pol’ i tie, Siser indiserest. 
imrpOrt’, ioad ee 
Im’ porty things mpoied 
im port! ance, ihatter: sutyect. 


iti por’ tanit, Svmcuods Se tt 


im por’ tunate;}y iren 
im por tine’, aud entnestiy. 
inn pose’, state, gua, 04y it] 
im po si” tion, hiineica 

im ‘pos’ sl ble, 7h can not be 
im’ post, hee ; tribute ; custom 
im por’ ture, n. A cheat or fran! 
im’ po tent, Nh a oh incapable , 

im poy’ er ish, vt. To make poor, 
im prac’ ti ea ’ble, aor iiti 


ble,” 
im’ pre cate, 


vt. To'wish evil to, 
to’curse. 


INA 


« 73 


INC 


book, dove, full, use, ean, €haise, gem, thin,: thou. 


; ¢ vt.To st ; to ake 
m press 9 iapreesica‘on. - 


im’ Press, py pressure; stamp made 
im pres’ SION, gajtion of boot 
im press’ ive, coptitie. 9) 
im press’ i iye ly, ‘adv. Powerful- 


ly ; wittrforce. 
im pr int’, vt. To print ; to impress 


-oh the min 


n. Close con- 


um pris’ on ment, dademment. 
im prob’ a ble, ¢,.tis0°7* 
im pr op’ er, fEnt; aioe Wer 
im prov’ a ble, fade better” 
im prove, ae ap ee sas eel 
im prove’ ment, Kite better 
im proy’ i dent, 


a. Uviheedful ; 
im pra’ dence, n. lndiscretion ; 


-wanting care. 
negligence. 
im pra’ dent, A aregieests Bos 
im’ pu dence, n. Shamelessuess; 


immodesty. 


im’ pu dent, futmeiess 


im pug, Sst, Beets. a op: 
im’ pulse, teasers ee 
im puls’ ive, i, icime 
im pu’ ni ty, were from 
inn lire’ <,uanegn own 
im pu’ ri ty, or eel j want 
im pat’ a ble, rire may be im- 
im pu ta” tion, feprescn 
im pute’, Sak attribute; to charge 

ina bil’ i Ys p powers want 

- Not to be 

o sat ea is Die, come a ex- 

ra cy; actness. 

in ac’ 0 rate, al ene ex- 

Fin ac” tion, fon iiian. fo" 2 
| in a e’ tive, siuggisiy not diligent ; 
in ae tiv’ i ty, siagniaess 
imad’ e quate, frcctve) 


4 )in ad vert’ ence, n. Inattention; 


negligence. 


im pris’ on, * at, To confine in,pris-" j 


in cense’ vt, To inflaine ; to incite 


in af’ fa ble, giigeresi ment 
im an’ imate, e latelos; dead; 
in ap’ po site, sc mautis 5 a 
in at ten” tion, ¢, a, Want of at 
m at tent’ ‘ive, fj Heediess ; Neg- 
in au’ di bles 4.3%; eet 

in aug’ u Fale; oP Rates with 
in aus pi” cious, ce awe 
in eal acme la ble, taitdon! 
in eant a” "AON, Cian m A Chas; SD; 
in €a’ pa ble, ; eye a 
in a pac’ t ty ? er nab pati 
in €ir’ cer ate, vk Bosropesqy j 
in eiirn’ ate, «: Cloted imfeshs: 
in ease’, <4 fo cover to inclose ; 

v inwrap 
in eau” tious, a. Unwary ; heed- 


less ; careless. 


8 


9 to anger. 
in’ bari 2.Feryoe used in pacted 


in cen’ tive, { R. sclagiiement or mo- 
ing ; 
in cep" "508," A. agin Bi. 


in ces’ santj¢ testo 


inch, ns aieees the twelfth part 


in’ ci dence, sin eh 


in’ ci dent, oN E Es PHN 


in cip’ Lents Somes tt 


in Cip’ 1 en CY, mem forinaing 
in cite’, %, To stitnps to urge ; 


9 animate. Rud 
, ’ t 
in ci vil UY, cccoummy ott 


in elem’ en Cy; n, Cruglty,; rig- 


or; severity.’ 
in elem’ ent, %.,S7e* sere: 
in cline’ vt. To. bow ; ‘to bend to; 


5 to lean toward. 


in elide’ ; bo htt comprehend ; to 
in elu’ sive, tiosing 
in €0g" nl to, crete tl a state of 
in €o hér’ ent, {cnn sent 
in’ eome, n. Rent ; revenue ; profit. 


| 


IND 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


in Bree mode § to trouble. 

in com mo’ di ous, Yeon 
in ¢om paet’yiy a. Not joined close- 
in com’ para ble, a. Match: 
in €om patti b ble sirconsievent 
in com’ pe tent, « anadegnate; 
in €om pléte’, 4, oie 
in on Céiv'a bleyteinatie. 
in con ¢lu’ 'slve,'s gs achito con 
in ¢on gr’ 1 ty, bd Inconsist- 
in eon” gru ous, fn 
in eon sid’ er atey{iattensee 
in €on sist’ ents fie; 'comrury. 


in con sdl’ a ble, % Ne “) 
6) 


in €on’ stan CY, Frninese. 
in eon’ stant, a. Unsteddy ; wa- 


vering. 


in eon test’ a ble, Geter 
a. Not com- 


in.con ve’ ni ents ficdious 
in cor’ por atey 2 meee 


to unite. Aer 
, 
a in €or reet amoebae, aulty; 
in cor’ ri 1 bles het ores 
a. Honest; untaijnt- 


in OF rupt’, ed; pure. 
in €réase’, vi. To grow large ; to 


become greater. 


1 rs § ts ws 
in‘ered’ i ble, {ere Ye 


in €re du’ hi ty, oo Henseeas of 


in ered’ u lous, ¢372" of °& 
in’ 60 bate; fe teerrst ets 
in’ eu bus, pone nightmare ; 2 a dis- 
in eul’ cates fTocneree ya 
in eul’ pate, to; to censure. 
in eum’ bent, ais Ling Shai 
in eum’ bent, = Ong Wy ey holds 
in eum” ber, Sage ee 
in eum’ brance, 42 peey 
in eur’, ee 48 fall under ; to be lia- 
in eur’ a ble, 


a Hopeless , not to 
be cured. 


* vt: Toembarrass;. 


a, Not to be? 


i t Gin | n. Inroad ; invasion ; 
in ¢ur sion, pp invasion ; 
in debt’ ed, Sousceree't to.; owing; 
: n. Any thing un- 
in de’ cen cy, | 


becoming. 

in de’ cent, ; “. tole know aft 
n ant eter: 

in de cis’ ion, 


mination. 


in dee’ or OuS, fa a. Indecent ; un- 


‘in de eo’ rum, ro Imprane® : bet 


in deed’, adv. In reality ; intruth, # 
in de fat’ i i ga ble; %,30""™ 
in de fat’i ga bly, ftigne. 
in de fen’ si ble, fan 
in, def" mn ité, & aye ro: age 
in del’ i i ble, S353 a can. not be 
in del’ i €a cy,%,.4°" of ae: 
in del’ i cate, gating dol 
in dem’ ni fY5 ie3 vt. fe bear harm- 

in dem ni ty, oc aeer 
in dent’, » vt. To bind out; to notch, 

in dent a” tion, %, Apne 
in de pend’ ent,. ot subject ; 
in’ dex, ree sineat a dancin} “iti 
in’ di eate, eo show; to point 
in di €a’ Hp oc: pak A sign ; asymp- 

in dict’, vt, To accuse ; to impeach. 

in dict’ ment, 2 f2.seeustn' 
in dif’ fer ence, terest’ or care. 
in dif’ fer ent, 2 fassayes am 
in’ di gence, sive Pi Pey 
in’ di gent, kere ; poor; want- 
in dig’ nant, a. Angty ; inflamed. 
An affront ; con- 


in digt nl ty, tathely’: insult. 


in’ di £0, n. A plant for dyeing blue. 
a. Not direct or upright; 


, 
in di reet 9 unfair. 


. t - 
in dis €reet’, er eeiciius, 


> ng d 
in dis eréte’, dinlgguisheds” 171 


> oe 
in dis ere” tion, agnen, 


* 


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INE 


75 


INF 


book, dove, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, ‘thin, thou. 


9 vt. To make unfit or 
in dis POSC, incapar apatle 


in dis pos’ ed, 5 fied ; disordered. 

in dis po si” tion, Sj.ike** 
in dis’ pu ta ble, G.ytca'? 
in dis’ so lu ble, $513. tna. 
‘in dis tinet’, '¢j.,°°""*"** "9 


« in dis tinet’ ly, atone 


in Gite’, So. tedicteen £e Mee ate 


in di vid’ u al, 5,“ “8° Per 
in di vid’ u al, «. The same ; wr 


‘in di vis’ i ble, ¢, 3ht5™ > 


Hin’ do lence, tone PP 


Carele inactive; 
in’ do Tent, ore ers 


: . .  Undoubted; 
in du’ bi ta ble, ahquertionsblé 
in dice’, S Reaction to influence ; 


‘in dice’ mente Am%ive 2 40 


a thing. 
in duet 


fe a “atk, put in pessession of 
in due” tion, 


n. A putting in pos- 
session, > eli 
ot. To invest,; to furnish ; to 


in dulge’ vt, To humor; fo gratify; | - 


: § to make much of. 

in dul’ gence, wg Roveltteag 5 for- 
| in dul’ gent, Pate Pri gentile; for- 
i in’ du rate, % 2 pecome hard or 
in dus’ tri ous, Geers tt 
TH Was thy, 7 DM seere ss pesteer 

in e’ bri ate, vt. To intoxicate ; to 
in of fa ble, sheath st 


make drunk. - 

in ef feet’ ive, 0% no-eterts 

in ef feet’ wal, ¢.Yanj power 

in ef’ fi ¢a cy, Want Sheer 
in ef fi” cient, ¢;,Btecting note 
in el’ e gant, to beautiful 
ih CPi’ pt Ble aeNe  Merte ate 
in e qual’ ity, 4," ofeut 
in ert’, a. Motionless ; inactive ; dull. 

in ert’ ness, ty. of motion or 


a ees 


in es’ ti ma ble, &,.A°"* 3" 
in ev’ it a ble, «,, ,UBavoldabie: 


not tobe shunned. 


in ex eus’ a ble, 2, Ro) & 


excused. 

in ex’ ora ble, $s" 
in ex pe’ de-entos seer 
in ex pe’ ri ence, * yan 
in ex pert’, 4 Nae: unskill- 
in ex’ pi a ble, chap cannot be 
in ex press’ i ble, ¢,4eh'° °° 
in fal’ la-dles-cy. ere eerriven:: 
in’ fa mous, a. Scandalous ; base ; 
in’ fa my, hi ene shame ; re- 
in’ fan Cy; fie Fogening: of human 
in ’ fant, * rons A child under seven 
in ’ fant ry, oot soldiers of an 
in fat’ u ate, affect focllshly. * 

in fe et’,  g eee : to poison ; 
in fee” tion, $028" 5, Por 
in fee” tious, fainting? 
in fer’, Lbs a ter conclusions from ; 


in’ fer ence, poled ei » 


in fo’ ri : or, a. Lower in rank or 


value. 


in fern’ al, a. Low; hellish ; base. 
in fest’, ot To annoy ; to plague ; to 
in’ fied, faetiaeme ve ee 
in fi del’ i ty, & Aamo" fm: 
in’ fi nite, bare ; Unlimited; 
in fined Ly ye seeoere camier 
in firm’, a. Weak; feeble ; sickly. 

in firm’ i ty, testes & 
in flame’, conse, “rR BO* ON 
in flam’ ma ble, %,,£¥,% be 
in flate’, bias ed + ioe to vay up 
in flex’ 1 ble, ¢; immovable ; = 
in fli et’, rit To lay punishment up- 
in’ flu ence, eee eeet! : Yprexert 


ae i 


76 


' bar, -fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, moive, 


a. Exerting influ- 


m flu en” tial, ence of sway. 
in’ flux, ». 4 toying in ; infusion. 
in f ald’, of 9 fold or wrap up; to 
im form’ ‘ e AT be notice ; to tell; 
in form’ a I, form. lrregular; not in 
in form a” tion, *ntelisence: 
in fre’ quent, Gaushy wre. 
in fringe’, TS EOE 
in fringe’ mentyficucr tin. 
in fu’ ri ate, ¢ To ufike raging 
in fu’ ri ate, Segisgiit: ; furious; 
in f ise’, vt. To pour in ; to steep; to 
in fu’ sion, nA pouring —. 


in ge’ ni ous, OE ke BONG Fort 


in genw ityy ives 
in gen’ WOU, Sage het Te 


in gen’ u ous ly, raters weed b 


in glo’ ri ous, *., a. oe ho repute; 


in’ got, n. A wedge of Faok or silver. 


vt. To fix,deep; "to plant 
in g er aft’ 9 any thing foreign.’ 


in’ grate, a. An unthankful person. 


in gra’ ’ tiate, vt. To get into fa- 


vor, 
in grat’ | itude, taser: 


in gre’ di ent, > dy ned of 
in’ gress, ag i a i 
in. gull’, so seers 80 
in hab’ it, vt. To live in; to occupy. 
in-hab’ it ant, fazer Sv" 
in hale’ vi. To breathe in; to in- 


9 spire. 
Innate ; 


in her’ ent, ¢ existing’ in 
in her’ it, FR od ad or poapass by |: 
in her’ it ance, tae 
in hos’ pi ta ble, 43.0"? 
in hu’ man, g. Barbarous; feta 
a. Hestile; unfriend- 


in im’ 1¢ al, {unkind 


in iq’ ui tous, gigas VN! 


natural ; 


n. Injustice ; villainy ; 


r a PRD 
mm iq wt ty, wickeédhess. 
in ” tial, os ee i pocede at the 


in ” tial,.” n. sg he first letter, of a 
in i’ ’ tiat ey wet, To instruct to ad- 


‘ “ Void of judg- 
in su di CIOUS, font; indisdreet, 
in june” tion, 247 enemes ie 
in’ jur ey peat abuse ; ‘to hurt ; to 
in ju ri ous, a i ; offensive; 
iy’ ju ry; * 2 buses Ae outrage; of- 


in jus’ tice, % Wong 5 ; unfair deal- 


ing. 
£3 = m. A hint; a whisper; an 
ink ling, intimation. t 
a. Interior; far from the | 
in’ land, <,,2! e | 
in’ let 4 An. entrance ; an opening ; 


Ja See into. 
Jodger; one who 
in’ mate, j Wella i in ti 


eh 1e ake house. 
nat exist- 
in’ nate, fn inbedsmaipen sexs 
in’ no CENCEOs hiss Purity ; ; gyiltless- 
in’ no cent, eT. armless : 
in’ no vate; of To byreiucppone: 


OME a. Harmless ; inno- 


, . Not: to b 
in nu’ mer a ble, numbered: : 
, t 
in nu’ mer a bly, <r" 
in oe! u late, ia vi. To. graft in the 
f fe “3 . Harmless 5 in- 

in O ens’ 1Ve,. fos 

a wer t 

in or’ din ate, o. Extravagant; 
in’ quest, n. Judicial i inquiry ; exam- 


ination. 

in qui’ et ude, Fanuict. 

in quire’, tongs ask ; to examine 
in qui’ ry, n. Act of asking ; search; 


examination, 


in qui si” tion, sae er it 


Curi s to know; 
in quis’ i tives frying.” i 
vasion ; encroach- 
in’ road, ° “a vlna ee 
, istracte mad; de- 
in sane ’ ation of reason. 


in san’ 1 ty, n. State of being in- 


sane. 


That tb 
in sa” tia ble, fi,jsgeare? POPP 
in seribe’, %. 


Tebtietances: : 


'o write in; ; to ded- 
5 icate. 

n. Title; charac- 
ter; name. — 


in serip” tion, 


INS 


77 


INT 


book; .dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


in seru’ ta ble, %, fuse: o 
in’ seet, t%, n. pat creeping or flying 
in se eure’ ‘Kenn — Not safe ; danger- 
in se eu’ ri ty, Sy ve sao Sw ae 
in sens’ ate, fiou oes Vie lae ited 
in'sens’ i ble,. 2 Fold a PP 
in sens’ i bly, siege |i 
in sep’ a Tales or separate. 
In sert', vt. To put or bring in; 
in ser” tions BLAS TP eer 
in sid’ 1 1 ous, # 1 tua te ra art- 
in sid’ i ous iy, 3 co 

Ww f 
mn’ sig ht, ciear view. TPES? ti? 
in sig nif’ icance, feaning |] 
in sig nif’ i ants Se eit 
in sin céret, #aemainem 
in sin cer’ i ty, *Dissinuistion 

} . 
in'sin’ u ate, yao Net os 8 
in sip’ id, 5. a. Whey taste ; flat ; 
in sip HAL i ty, pate of taste or 
in sist’ . vt. To urge ; to persist in. 
in snare’, re entrap into a snare ; 
in’ so'‘lenée, tasoues peed 
in’ so lent, Saucy; bold ; proud. 

: in solv’ ent, oz Wor set to pay 

‘m spect, at oa ai into ; i 
14 ‘, PS close examin- 

| c Pee ? HONS ation t; to b eathe 
v © prom Oo br 

in ror: 9 or ieee 4 by 


in spir’ it, at , To ay life into ; to 
; f-» ’Fickleness ; in- 
in sta bil’ 1 ty, 2; 


* yest with 0 be 

. , 

in stall , scale invest with o §° or 
Entreat ; “m ti n; 

in’ stance, P3384) me 

in’ stance, 


vt. To bring or offer an 
example. 


in’ stant, ¢,earmest: s urgent ; quick: 
in stead’, { ee. In place. of; equal 
in’ sti gate, 


vt. To urge; to set on; 
to provoke to. 


‘|in ter ces’ sion, 


in sti ga” tion, 747 Oe 
in still’ vt: To pour in by ao i to 


> insinuate 
in’ StIN€t, Sion n. Natural desire or aver- 


in’ sti tute, x sa 9G bhtebiign SF 
in sti tu” tion; n. Establishment; 


Salaw. 
in struet’, ti th train, or 


in strue” tion, igs norton. 


in struct’ Ive, yee Rrene ie 

in stru ment’ al, ¢; a. Condueive 
in sub jee” tion, raat col 
in suf’ fer a ble, ¢,,N*” 
in suf fi” cient, %,,'B2deqte 


not enough. 
in’ su lar, a. Belonging to an isle. 


¢ vt. To treat with insolence 

in sult 9 or contempt. i 

, n. Outrage, insolence ; af- 
in’ sult, 


front. ° 
in su’ per able, 2,222 ™ 


in sur’ ance, ™, Exemption, from 


hazard. 
in sur Rien why itp make secure or cer- 


The whole number; 
in’ te ger 9 “tg whole of 4,3 thing. 


in’ te gral, are ed ; entire ; com- 


jin teg” ri ty, % * Honea; upright- 


mA covering ; 


in teg’ u ment, a membrane. — 
in’ tel le et, n, Understanding ; per- 


ception. 


in tel leet’ u al, §Peongins to 


in tel’ li gence, Sneha oh 


, umoderate; 
in tem PEE. Ale; Shatin) mi 

, 3, Purpose ;, 
in tend’, 75, Tojcesen:s, to Parppse,: 


ra. Veh : 
in tensé’< Vonemepy sexeeyyp 


in tense’ ly, adv. Excessively ar- 


’ a. Fixed ; diligent ; bent up- 
in hissy pee ory Tes Fe 
n. A purpose; & de- 

sign. 


in ten” ’ tion, 
a. Done by de- 


in ten” tion al, $97 Pe Pca 


6 vt. T d ; 
jin ter’, bury. © put under ground; to 


* vi. Tocome between;, 
in ter céde » ete) WT 

4 vt. Tostop;.to seize; 
in ter ye 2 to shetteme: 
n. Interposition; 
Mediation. , 


INT 


78 


INV 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


in ter ces’ sor, tetadea ine 
in ter change’, *magemn 
in’ ter e0 rey Bea tat 
in ter diet’, pegayMa orb 
in ter dic” tion, pt prohibition; 
inter est, #7: Sastmae Mt 
in’ ter est, n. Advantage ; benefit: 

interfere’, cane ee: 
in’ ter im, oat ; interve- 


in te’ ri or; 4%: pmayayt i more in- 
in ter lace’, ee insert or interes 
in ter léave’, oe ol vas oh blank 
in ter line’, 24,19 write between 

n. A short prelude or 


oa a 
in’ ter liide, %:,20' 
in ter lu’ nar, eberesen ort 
in ter med’ dle, Siiciousiy 
nm ter’ ment, n. Burial; sepulture. 
in term’ in a ble, Gasgundes. 
in ter min” gle, ohrons. Mi 
2 sags Cessation for 
in ter mis sion, ?’ 

vt. To leave off for a 


a time. 
‘in ter mit’, fine. 
in t er mix’, ane at's together or 
in ter mu’ ral, %,Between *% 
in ter n’ ry Be ata deg interior; in- 
in tern’ al ly, 3,07" 
in ter pOse’y fiero’ 
in ter po Si” tion, jiteeation: 
in ter” prety Penance! AO 
in ter’'ro gate, fF te,hxerne 
in ter rupt’y to creak om? 
i n ter rup” tion, o4 - breaking 
in ter sect’, Mi Aerie, or cross 
in ter sperse’, serascatter here | j 
in ter twine’, fisting: 


in’ ter Va pe 
. awn? vw. To come between 
in ter vene 9 persons or things.” 


To unite by} 5 


” Interposi- 


in ter ven” tion, fa see 


in’ ter view, 3; A mocking, ay 


in test’ ate, fi a.. ee without a 
in tes’ tine, c Tntemal Brite 
in ‘thrall, ave ete Pe 
in” tf Mma cy, Bree ater 
in’ ti mate, scat Soatdinteat® ; 
in ti ma” tiony 7.Ajonti 9 se 
in tim’ i date, 9%, 7o,ttshten i te 
in tol’ er a ble, ¢,,,N°* % 
in tol’ er ant, fie gnaue. 
in tox’ i cate, i iTe makeitipey 5 
in tra et’ a ble, wih 
in trans’ i tive, %, Not passns 
ifi‘trenth's tack oftineae 1 
in trep” id, faucets 
in trep id’ i i ty, *Epceniiers: 
in’ tri €2a CY, tite ee diffi- 
in’ tri €até, <i .car eae 
in trigae’, picts love’ itar 
in trigue’, strane Coe 
in trin’ si€, Suet ee genuine ; 
in tro dice’, present. in; to 
in tro due” tion, $4 pues 
in'tride’sfencwech epee 


intr” SiGby sae et) 
in tru’ sive, efasting oe or én- 
in trust’, bi nS we in charge.of ; to 
in tu a ’ tion, seein im: instant 
in tu’ i tive, a, Seen by the mind 


immediately. 


in twine’, vt. To wreathe together. 
in un’ date, or ick, overflow ; ‘to 


in un da” tion, n. An overflow of 


un- 


9 accustom. 
in vade’ vt. To attack or set upon 


water. 
in ur e’. vt. To habituate ; to use ; to 
“igs n. Uselessness ; 
in u til 1 ty, profitableness. 
5 in a hostile manner. 


as 


IRR 


19 


IvyY 


| book, dove, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 


in val’ id, Sua infirm ; of no 
| in’ va lid, ~ aay: infirm or disabled 


| |in val’ id ate, vt. To weaken ; ‘to 


make void. 
in val’ wa ble, catination’ °"* 
Hi i va’ ria ble, a. Steadfast ; un- 


changeable. 


n. Attack; encroach- 
lin va’ sion, ment; hostile entrance, 


| in vee’ tive, %, Shap oF abusive 


expressions. 
jin vez’ gle, vt. Te allure ; to entice. 
/in vent, tive; nf sa “a om 
| Jin ven” tion, fon, oreeye 
lin vent’ or, A, Peon whem 
| in’ vent o ry, *4, = Aion * 
“| in Vv erse’, Soceatts to direct ; 
lin Ver’ sion, * Change of exten 
lilt VOFU, ty caaune tha ster ak 
| iff Vest’, session; to incest. 


F in vest’ i i gate, vt. To search out 


or trace. 
in vet’ er ate, %,. quiet by 
in vid’ i i ous, a. Envious ; ;/nahg- 
in vig’ or ate, 4;,79,animates to 
in vin’ ci ble, foie eek 


: : not to be subdued. 
in vi’ o la ble, 


a. Not to be broken 
. . - or postponed. 
in vis’ i ble, %,.21' Se 


in'Vi ta” tion, * Asi tinvitinss 
in vite’, to Gir aie 
in vo ¢a” tion, *,Acaling onin 
in vok e’, “To call Upon; to—pray 


.< vt. To fold ; to inwra fto 
in volve’, entangle. . 


y , Not) d 
in vol’ un tary, fining.” 


i. . ble of 
in vul ner a ble, feceiving burt. 
# mal ; t ? 
in’ ward, ®,2 pone “p 


in wrap’, mee: To involve ; to per: 


i ras’ Ci ble, ¢ atta aot provoked ; 


n. Rage; anger; ee a aesods 
ire, ate hatred. . fi 


irk’ SOI, a. Tedious ; weari some. 
vt. To ilinmime ; t 
ir ra’ di ate, josie ips 


enlighten. 


Neen aes 


———— 


ee 


isth’ MUS, ». A neck of land. 


i tin’ er ant, 


— ses 


ir ra” tion alt "eae 
ir ref’ u ta ble, a be dis- 
ir reg’ u lar, } smangene dis: 
ir reg u lar-rtyy ta 
ir rel’ e vant, a. hag to the pur- 
irre lig’ ious, “;, "Without piety ; 
ir re me’ dia ble, {735° * | 
ir re mis’ si ble, Sardoned” | 
ir re mov’ a ble, a. Not to be | 
ir rep’'a ra ble, “here | 
ir re pr es’ Sl ble, Pitesten. mu 


ir re proach’ able, %,22ne | 
ir re sist’ i ble, f, Tats" > | | 
ir res’ o lute, z waren wr 
ir rev’ er ence, % ant of ver: 

ir rev’ er ent, %,Not paying due } 
ir re vers’ i ble ¢,7tcane 
ir rev’ 0-ea ble, ¢? 

ir’ ri gate, fi vt. To water; to moist- | 

ir ri ga’ tion, ype dit gatas 
ir’ ri ta dle sta Bornes 
ir’ ri tatey;n antigen? ee 
ir ri ta” tion, Speen meg 
if PU” TON, ccnp igriad. 


isle, n. Land surrounded by water. 


is’ oO late, vt. To detach or separate. 


s ted ;. | de+'|f 
is’ o Ja ted, fachea wal 


is’ sue, (ish’ u) vt. To come or flow 


yg to proceed. i 2 
vent ; termination ; 0 
is’ sue, pis 
is’ sue less, 


a. Having no issue of 
progeny. 


n. A caution; a hint ; a new 

article.. das. 
a. Traveling’ or un+ 

settled. ’ 


Passing from place |}- 

i tin’ er ary, (3 pee" mk y 
i’ Vo ry, n. An elephant’s ‘tooth. * 

Intwined or covered with ; 

i’ vy éd, ivy. edhe 


1 rem 


oad ee otal 


te 


JIB 


80 


JUG. 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


mi 


v2, To speak rapidly ; to 


, 
ja ek’ e a a2 1 spa coat ; 2 i 
ja e’ oO bin, pe noisy, vio ent dem- 


jneso bite, yanateat ere 
jade, 


vt. To weary out; to ride down ; 
to harass: 

il n. A prison; a place of confine- 
jal 9 ment. 


vt. To confine between ; tocrowd 
4 jam, or wedge'im,  * 
jan’ 1 tor, ». Adoorkeeper} a sie: 
r vi. To clash ; to quarrel ; to differ, 
jai 3 gt disagree. 
r rsh sound ; discord ; an 
ja 3 Carthgn vessel. 
n. Confused or unintelligi- 
ble talk. 


| n. re of clashin con 
jar’ ring, tention’; dispute. BA 


jaunt, j figh A ramble or excursion ; a 
| jav’ e lin, *;, n. * kind of spear or half 


n. The a in which the teeth 
jaw, are inserted. 


jeal’ ous, a, Fearing a rival ; suspi- 


cious ; féarful. 


> , : Mi t t ’ 

Jeal’ ous yy eipetially in loves 
vt. 

jeer, 


To scoff or deride; to treat 
with scorn. 


jeer’ ing, n. Contemptuous scorn ; 


derision, 
vt. To hazard; to put in 
jeop’ ar d, hg to risk. * if 4) 
n. Danger ; peril ; haz- 
Jeop’ ard yy, via; nek. 
jerk, vt. To pull suddenly.; ‘to twitch, 
: n. A quick smart lash; a sudden 
jer k, spring; a jolt. 
jest vi. To divert by words or actions; 
JESty to taik jocosely: 
iest n. Anything ludicrous or meant 
J » for laughter, ~ 
ie 
jest ing ly, ‘et. Laughingly ; in 
jes U ata i¢€ al, ate aime : 
. A spout of water; a curious 
jet, f black fossil. ¥ 
jet’ tee, fu n. tr mt pope part of a 


jew’ el, 

jewelers pact" deals in 

jew! el ed, ai Furnished with jew- 
Phe artic! §0 war 

jew" el PY» bi of a jeweler ¥ , ai 

‘ante n. The foremost, gail of a hk i 


n. oy pot of value ; a Pre- 
cious stone. 


PII TT Cases 
Mbeevanever (poeTaE eee 


rae n. A deceitful or deceiving woman; 
jilt, a flirt. A ial tis a 


pilt, vt. To deceive ; to disappoint: 


anre Ati vt. To sound with ° s rij 
jm gle, rattle, as a bell. , 


job, n. Any small chance work. 

, Oo ho rides for hi 
jock ey b] vf dealeteh hoes. saa 
jo €ose’ 5 


a. Given to jesting ; mer- 
Ty; mangle — 


jo eose’ ly, V iy a CELY ‘Regn: 


in jest 


Joe! u lar, fgets memrs rot 


a. Merry ; blithe ; live! 
joe’ und, ¢,) yi 


vt. Fa shake by a sudden push ; to 
JOB, eae T ite; t¢ bi $ 

o unite; to cembine; to 
join, ¢ eines to add. j 
vt. To monerate. or divide a joint ; 
to jein 


int, 
a. Shared among many ; actin 
joint, together. eg 3 f 


joint’ ly; ; sd 

joint ure, n. Anincome settle on 

pene,'s Mi tS jest ;_\to make merry 
> wi 


ately. 


e; n. : Jost something not serious. 


' 
jok ing, passing jokes. 


, a. Gay; merry ;- cheer ul ; 
jol ly, plump, ike. one in health. f 


jolt, vt. To shake or jostle to and ere 


‘ac’ Fip. vi. To run against ; to ush 
Jos tle, with the elbows. } 


jot, i 0’ ta, n. A point; a tittle. 


jour’ nal Fer, sebent Wa Tl 


vt. To write or en- 
ter in a journal. 


jour’ nal ize, 


jour’ ney, n. Travel by land or sea. 


vi. To travel from ong 


jour’ ney 9 placé to another. 


jo’ vi al, ¢,,, 
joys ns Gladness ; mirth ; pleasure ; 


festive  Bayety. 
joy’ ful 


Full sed mirth and joy; 


L, pe Pat 
joy’ less, a Diag ee nay 
joy’ ous, Slats 3 Murthful ; lal 
Jubi leoy sd eeten of xeflgr 


vi. To form an epinion ; to de- 


judge, cide causes. 


c “7 a. Belonging to a.cause 
7* di cial, or judgment. 


” a. Discreet ; prudent; 
ju di” cious, faiona 
v1, To cei by sleight of 


jug’ gle, 


hand. 


adv. Resather 5 : not separ 


n. The act of jesting or: 


a. Pleasant ; jolly; ; airy 5 a) 


? 
x 
7 
5 


: ju’ ‘gu Jar, i; a. "Pertaining to the 


’ ? 
| Jud’ ci ness, 


4 


“JUV 


81 


KNA 


book, Que; full, use; ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


n. A trick ; imposture ; de- 
ception. 
n. Sleight of hand; a 


| jue’ gle, 
j Jug’ gler y, tics 


juice, m, Sap in in oo fluid in ani- 


n. Plenty of juice ; 
moisture. 


f 
jitce’ hess, fy) without molstare. 
jue’ cy. >¢ Full of juice ormoisture, 
yam bie, fogethee | EE Serle tied 
jump, fairs as; ie 
jump, n. (A leap ; a skip; a bonnd. 
june" tion, e ha 6 act of Jour 
june’ ture, mA jtning aire 
jun’ ’ gles Food n. Land AevarAR with brush- 
jan’ Jor f a. “Sanger in age or stand- 


junk oe: a. A clandestine entertain: 
Jun’ to, far A secret assembly ; 8.ca 


ju ri id’ i ie “ah & a. eee to the 
ju ris die” tion, * SRT 
juris pru’ dence, oie 
wu {. .% 4 Jawyer ; one versed in 
J ris 5 civil law. 

just, at rogue eee tAorer ht 
just, 24 rately. ome: os “eet 


just’) Ice, mR, Justice ; equity ; right ; 


a judge 
Just’ ifia ble, iat aoa io 


| Just if ie a” tion, 7;,4,cefenses 
| just’ ify, 


vt. To clear from lbs 
to verify ; to maint A 

| Jus’ fle, joan” shake; 0 jog ;, to! 

just’ ly, ““ Eon ; honestly + Up- 

just! nessyh.ce ius) Seek 


vi. To stand out beyond: t 
jut, to shoot out, *¥ ng Petts , 


oy s , 
yet ty y) pop dh wea it wigr irs! 
ju ve nile, owes +) rayinnly 
je ve nil’ i ty, i Youthful! 
ness ;__ brisk- 
pa ve nile meas;) ness. 


“>| knave, 


Ko. 


Kaw, : vi. To cry, a8 aitaven or crow. | 
edge, 25 A oma moby, raed 


<= 


calms. 
k eel, — sage piece. of timber in | 


keen, ¢3; a> Acute; sharp ; cunning ; ea- | | 
adv. E ly; 7 ts 
keen’ ly, $3 with souunaey. bees a | 
keep, pases ore to nourish ; -to | 
ken, n. eset : stehy or view. i 
ken’ nel, jae sane for dogs; @ | 
ker’ chief, ». ‘4 kindog head-dress, 
ker’ nel; ; ae The eatable pittter ina 


ketch, n. A Vessel with two masts. 
:|kethtle, * , A vessel-int which, liquor 


key, n. An instrament toopen a lock; 
ex; a tone in music. 
kéy/’ stone, *, n. = oer erat 
kiek, vt. To Miro ehh the foot. 
kid’ napy Gien'or any human being 
+) kill, vt. To deprive of life ; to destroy. 


n. A furnace to ‘burn bricks, or 
kiln, make lime. ‘ : 


kim’ bo, @. crooked bent; archea. 
kin, a. Related; near; of the same na- 


ture j congenial. al 
m4 n. General eet artic rna- 
kind, %,,¢' Particalay 
kind, «. Benevolent ; gentle; good. 
171" vt. To set on fire ;) to in- 
kin dle, flame ; to excite. 


Kind! by soft enevsienyy scr 
kind’ ness, %Pengveienee +: sen 


will; love. 


a. Of the same blood ; 
kin’ dred, congenial 
4 a. al; noble ; august; 

king’ ly 9 like a king. i sa 
n minion 

king’ dom, king ; . etlaes, PS 
kiss, = To salute or touch With, the 
kiss, n. A salute given by Joinivig lips. 
| kliek, sia make ae sharp 

eculiar skill; dexterity ;. 
knaek; adiness. Sonty 
n. A deceitful fellow ; a petty 
scoundrel. 


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LAM 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


n. The practice of a 
rare er ys knave ; dishonesty. 


a. Praudulent ; dishon- 


kenav’ ish, &,; wageis 


knav’ ish ly, aie Dishonesty ; 


vt. To work flour into dou 
| knéad, with the fist. “3 


A knee, n. The joint between the leg 


and thigh. 
Aee" deep, s.rynego 288 


kneel, vi. To bend or rest. on the 


essa 
knell, ng ne ringing of a funeral 
° , % ; 
kniek’ knack, Sinay o** * 
knife, n. An instrument for cutting. 
n. Rank next fo a baronet ; 


knig ht, a champion. 


~ vt. To reward by creating a 
knig ht, — . 
n. A wander- 


knight er’ rant, ing knight. 

knight’ hood, f5,i2") * * 
knight’ ly, a. Becoming a knight. 
knit, vt. To unite. closely ; todraw to- 


gether. gece A 
S40 4° n: Act of knitting ; t at 
knit ting, which is knitted. ' 


A bunch; a knot; a protu- 


knob, § berance. 
knob’ by, a. Ful of knobs:;:hard. 
knoek, vt. To strike upon; tothit; 


to beat, as a door. 
kno ek, n. A sudden stroke or blow. 


kno ek’ er, n. A hammer hanging 


at a door. 


knoek’ i ing, n. A beating at the 


} a h 
n. The top of a hill; a small 
knoll, sovation 
knoll, vt. To ring or sound as a bell. 
i n. A tie; a protuberance; a 
knot, difficulty. ; a 

knot’ ted, @: Fun of knots ; hard. 


knot’ ty, a. Intricate. 


knout, — ¢ 
pres vt. To understand ; 
know, full assurance of. 


know’ ing, te Ski ; well in- 
know’ ing ly; ede. Stuy de: 
knowl!’ edge, learning ; skill. 

knu ek’ ] é,% a aye i to. bend ; 
knuek’ le, n. A joint of the finger. 


to have 


ko’ ran, n. The Mohammedan’ bible. | 


n. Understanding $i 


\lam’ ent a ble, 


OE eer 


, n. Asli of writing dendti 
La bel, the “Kelp of a thing. ing | 


' 


la’ bel, war” put a label: on any- 
a. Relating to, or uttered | 


la’ bi al, f; tie ips 


, 
la’ bor, firh 
la’ bor i ing, fr noe: wei of- 


la bo’ ri ous, ¢ Fy 
lab’ y rinth, ¢; Sole xn were 
lab y rinth’i mph ogi 


lab y rinth’ ie, S3X4,2 


“es To tie; to, fasten with a 

, vt. To tear. or.re n 
lac’ er r ate: aout 

To be in need of, to want; 


lack, . be without. 

laek, eK yr t eoed) in India a term 
laek’ wih 9 mA PaKe  foatoy; * 
la eon’ i €, ith Concise ; brief; 


lad, n. A boy; a stripling; a youth. 


x vt. To load; to freight ; to: bur- 
| lade, den ; to throw out, as water. 


la’ ding, n. Freight ; the cargo, ofa 


vessel ; f nod 

n. A utensi or dipping water; 
Ja’ dle, a large spoon. ' 
- , - 
la dy like, nA a ; elegant; grace 
lag, vi. To loiter; to stay behind. 


la o” gard, i Sie ie sent backward ; 
lazr d Jand The lord of a manor in Scot- 
9 land 


n. People distinct from the 
la’ i 1 ty 9 clergy ’ , re 
n.oA _o nhland water; a 
lake, color. ve 


lamb’ like, a. Meek ; mild; gentle. 
a a. Crippled; maimed; weak; 
lame, imperfect. 


lame, vt. To make Jame’; to cripple. | 


lame’ ly, Sie - Weakly ; like a crip- 
9p 
The state of} being 
lame’ ness, = 


a cripple or lame. — 
vi. To weep; toe mourn, 


f 
la ment 9 to bewail. 


a. To be lament- 
ed; mournful. 

n. AN expres: 
sion of sorrow. |} 


lam en ta” tion, 


n. Pain ; toil; wotk; ¢hild- | 


a. Paint; diligent 


¢ . glidi 
|lam’ bent, 4,27 ¢ eine 
n. A mode of Prplabiyens in) 


LAT 


83 


LEA 


book, dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


lam poon’, Since? censure 
lam p Oo on’, pons <¥ come with per- 
lance, 


vt. To pierce or cut with a lan 
cet ; to open, as a surgeon. 


’ A small ted ical 
lan cet, pe Aavonll pola me 
land, vt. To set on shore. 


pa To come on shore. ~s 
n. coun region ; eart 
land, an estate. eet 7 


land’ hdld er, %,2" °° 
land’ i ne n. rs ‘pace ‘to land at; a 
land’ mir k.’ a no mark to define 
, Th 
land’ seape, Pect'or'a country. 
laine n. A narrow street or passage. 
9 
lan” guage, » oor orcnion 
lan” guid, Suishang! weak; lan 
ent guish, rin 10 do ae ; to 
an” is in . PF eeble; out 
p Orne tae Peron 
lan’ guor 
£ 9 spirit ; feebleness. 
lank, i was loose ; ; Mot fat ; lan+ 
lap vt. To wrap round ; to lick up, asa 
3 dog. 
lap" da Ty, pooen Tome? it 
kirt 
lap’ pet, ve pen mina cy Pat 
lapse, fall. 
lair’ board, * Tee etsand side of 
lar’ ce ny; fe n. - petty theft. or rob+ 


Jar’ der, *.4 Dice where Pest 


large, } Copious: bigr TPH 
n. Ik; ext t; 
large’ nese pore xten 


n. A free gift; a bounty ; 
liir’ Bess, @ present or gift. : 


las civ’ 1 ous, a Lar 


lashy, cease mite ware ote 
lassi tadey * 7 ivr 
list aus fame ote 
list, wee ine ao Be to Besa or 


la Ast’ 1 ing, a. Durable ; perpetuat ; 


wearing, well. - 
last’ ly, § 


adv, In the last time or place; 
— ify 
a. Slow ; behind in time ; tar 
late, recent. ay 
‘Not 


late’ ly, lat’ ter ly, ihe 


ong ago. 


n. A small error or mistake ; af 


late” ress, % Time Sr advances j 


lat’ er al, a. Pertaining to the side { 


sidewise. 
la’ tent, 4 as Concealed; secret; hide 


lath’ er, mk a. formed of soap 
lat’ Ttidttascieska ti" 
lat’ i tude, Couator north'or south, 
lat’ ter, a. eater two: modern ; 
lat’ tice: ro ord benny formed. like 
latid’ a ble, Soion orp 


laud’ a num, opium. PEIN H 
laud’ a to ry, j:tise, “Otnins 
— ne +a expression of mer- 
liugh” a ble, f.gxciune unos 
liven’ ress, fuihs tthe" 
lau’ rel, amet evergreen tree; a 
lau’ rel ed, s,ptahe some 
] a’ va, % y Melted matter ejected from 
lave, a amg, one’s ‘self ; to bathe ; 
lav’ ish, profusety ; rtosquenderss 
Lav’ i, eeeiate reste: 
lav’ ish ment, 7, Frodisalitys Pro- 
law n. Avrule of action; a decree or 
9 statute ; a judicial form. 

law’ ful, io camoematlp to law ; le- 
law’ ful ness, jit 
law’ less, sag neem 
lawit, Yoods; seclinen. 
lax, bBo Loose ; H vague ; 3 not strict ; 
lay’ man, = ont of the laity or 
la’ Zi ness, n- Indisposition to work; 
la’ ZY, rape dies sluggish; unwilling 
lead, Stor rican coarse, fusible 
lé ad, —— conduct; to guide; to 
lead’ en, Sar D> og of lead; dull; 
] é éad’ er, nieve ww a conductor ; 
lean th et cient 
léakk, ». A hote which lets in water.” 


LEN 


84 


2 esr are | crm 


LIB 


bar, fall, what, prey; marine, pin, bird, move, 


‘léak, ° : ‘To let water in or Out 5 to 
rop. 


license ; fare: 


‘léan, a. Thin; poor in flesh ; meager. 
be T st ai i to. st 
léan, ue ee tas tna nea a 
léan’ ness, mA auto es Pint 
léa n. A jump; aspring ; abound ; a 

y Ps — eee ah , , 

i learn vt ‘o gain orma on, or 

is } know] 

i] n’ ay ey in Janguages 

ear eC 9 and science. = 

| learn’ ing, poem ap in anyt ing ; 
‘é ase, oan pacers, for possession 

| le ath’ er, oe Hides of animals dress- 

leath’ erit q. Made-of leather: 

‘léave, whe Seay from ; to forsake; 

: ‘dé ave, as iPeemeeneh! 

Heav’ ings, tztqkerment 72 
lee’ ture, mA ending ; & 1 wb 
ile e! ture, sig reprove; to in- 
ledg’ €F, *. The chief account/book. 
‘leery 2 To-cast an arch or cunning 
! leg’ ch CY> > os A See a gift left 
le’ gal, %, hee ances to laws ; law- 
Jet gab ize, wcaaeapore 
leg’ ate, n. An embassador from the 
po 
Te ga” tion, % Anemia # fice 
le’ gend, rs - fabulous narration or 

ale 
leg’ i ble, ¢:, a. - ed to be read ; appa- 
| le’ gion, %, 4 \bady of troops ; a large 
a t jaw to 
lexis late, focaet Jews. 


ps — Theb r 4 
leg’ Is la turG) otiele makbe ore 
lewittima cy, kale 
le git! i mate, * Savi! shonin 
9_wedloc 
le git’ 1 mate ly, fy Aare 
léés' ure, ns Freedom from business 
or nurr 
| end, rg guna the use of any 
| en eth, =. Ratent reas end to end ; 
] en oth’ en, vt. To protract ; to make 


longer: 


length’ Ys «Long 4 not concise or 


jlib’ er ty, 


le’ ni ent, seanine assuasive ; soft: 


len’ i ty, Sys iain 2 ACEP EPR 
lent, Roms of forty days before 
lep’ er, ees perwort afflicted with lep- 

no A _Glsgusting, cutane- 


lep’ ro SY,. ‘ous disease 
les see’, n. One to whom a lease is 


ranted. - 

les’ sen, jess degrade toh sath 
les’ SON, |. eared y a ree ff eater 
les’ sor, % Ong wh ants 6 lease 
let, vt. To permit ; to° allow ; to lease. 

le thir’ gie, ¢ SEA lethar- 
Leth’ at BY, Gattaen,” ie 
le the’ an, Patt ore causing 
let? ter, tr aipnonetie ehetater 
let’ ter ed, Sateen 
let’ tuce,, (de? tis) nA garden sulaa. 


rn. A lady’s toilet ; an attend- 
lev €e 9 ing chien 


, vt. To make even or lain ; to 
- lev el, lay flat ; to aim. ie 


, One -who;leyel 
lev el er, oh ddatroys faperjority, 
ies. 
° Hey! i ty, n. Lightness ; vanity ; in- 
aa To raise ; to gather ; to col- 
e 
lev’ ys money or men 
lex’ i €0N, ai A. book of words; a 
li'a bil’ i ty,.gre toe 
li’ ‘a ble,. a. Subject to; responsible ; 
1¢ Da” tik, san oes Pasi 
li’ bel, To deferens to slander; to 
Wi bel er, Sncviotpan” 
lib’ er al. : @: Bountiful ; free ;' gen- | 
erous. 
n. Bounty ; munifi- 
lib’ er ate 4 wie set free or at lib- 
9 ei 
lib’ er tine, e Immoral ; _ licen- 
* Freedom ; aati priv- 
ilege. 


a iS 


lev’ er, m. A bar to raise heavy, bod- 
constancy. 
lev’ y, 
n. A collection j act of raising 
eg sees Be 
‘not exempt. 
lampoon. 

i’ * Abusive; slande 
li bel ous, ¢ ag sive; slander- | 
lib er al’i ty, tence 

tious. 
li’ bra ry, 2! A collection of books 


od 


LEQ. 


85 


LON 


book, déye, full, use, oADy chaise, gem, thin, . thou. 


li’ c ense, por Eouaierion, i liberty 5 : 
? vt. 
li COUNS mit by tee power. 
Unrestrained ; 5 


li cen” tious, amoral, 
Higsin® nm. An untruth ; F falzghood .. a fice 


leave ; to Perr 


ize. ve i. To tell an.untruth ; to lie acute 
9 to lean —— 
n. A sovereign. 
liege, } a. Subject ; trusty. 
life n: Animal being ; VAbBLIRY.; . apiits 
9 conduct. fot a5 -% 
7 a. Without life ; 3. Spir- 
life’ less, itless ; -without force. 


life’ time, n. The duration of life. 


li ft vt: To raise or heave up ; ‘to elevate 
1 9 or support 


lig’ a ment, s-  band Ip tie parts 


lig’ a ture, tah i pzanense oe 


li git, ae: ; slender ; actives 
light’ Crt; ee light; ; $0. Fee 
light! en, vi. To fash as tightoiig. 

lig ht’ er 5 sk _A beat for, unloading 


light’ news 

4 ) 

like, {; " <geaae e similar ;) equal 
e 

like, %, ve. fo approve of ; to be pleased 


like’ on 


De. A want_of. weights 
levity. 


n. A resemblance ; simil 


itude ; form. : 
a, Supple ; pliant ; flexible ; 
lim’ ber, easily bent. — 
Swn! at. vt. To set limits to; to circum 
lim it, scribe ; to restrain. 


ART A Any. thing which bounds ; a 
lim it, border ; the utmost extent. 


lim’ ner, .; re ss picture-maker; a paint: 


limp, vi. To halt: to.walk lame. 

lim’ pid, a. Pure ; transparent’; clear. 
an! ‘ n. A race ; stock is 
lin’ e age,. * peel 


gree ; family. 
lin’ e at a. an direct desrent ; hered- 


lin’ ea ment, ' n. A fonture or out- 


we | ww. To me long; to 
lin ger, droop; to languish . 
lin” “Bt 


ger ings soe i 

lin” gual, rege | to the 

lin” guist, %, : ae versed in lanes 
guages 

link, te Chee up; ; to tie together; 

link, muh single ring of a chain; part 


liq’ ue fy, vt. To make liquid; to 


melt ; to dissolve. 


lit’ ur gy, 


a. Not ste flowing ; fluid ; 
dissolved 


liq’ uid, 
liq’ uid ate, oe ahi lessen debts ; : 
9 H 


liq’ Wor, ». Any thing liquid : drink. 
, " Fo hearken ; to h t 
list’ en, Sf, sae a3 


list’ less, 

ht a ny, ms Pa ape supplication 
liter al, Sf Hamat fe the letter; . 
lit er a’ Ls Poe n. men of pearing ; ; the 
lit’ era ture, ’ i ear: ot i 
lith’ 0 graph, % stone n. AD engraving on | 
lit’ i i gate, w. To ona in law ; to 


quatrel. -® 
lit i ga” tion, n.. & judicial con- 
lit’ tle, 


no ce eat oa inattentive s 
heedless.. 


test ; a lawsuit. 
¢. Smallin quantity ; j diminu 
tive. 


n. Form of public. prayer. 


vt. To have being ; to enjoy lifes | 
to dwell. 


live, : 
Hives, Quisks sotives: having lifes 


liv’ id, re a ay dl black and blue, 
liv’ j ing, nA maintenance ; ; e bene- 


fice. 
vt..To lay ona burden ; to {ek hts | 
léad, to charge a gun»: 


loan, n. Any thing lent to be returned. | 
a. Pertainin toa lace’; bein 
lo’ eal, of a place. f Z F 


lo’ Cate, w--Torplaces tp esti 


lo €a” tion, Soo a place s 


vt..To fasten with @ lock ; ; to se- | | 


lo €0 mo” tion, Fives Power, of | 


lo €0'm6’ tive; ¢ jeer t° change 


At 
lodg’ 1 ing, hired Leporary ‘shedst | 


loft’ y; arose eh elevated ; haughty: 


log’ i ] 1€> Wwe n x4 of thinking or remo ing 


lo gi” cian, 
log’ line, ship's way. ey Sia a 
loins, n. The lower part of the back, 


lov ‘ter, vi. To délay ; to lag behind. 


per. Spend ti 
lov’ ter ing, {i idly ; ingertng > i 


n. One skilled th rea- 
soning. 


| 
| 
| 


lone, a. Lonely ; solitary; single. 
lone’ ly, 


a. Lone ; solitary ; 
addicted to solitude. 


86 


LYR 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird,: méve, 


lon 25 vt. To wish or desire’ earnestly. 
lon gev’ i ty, i me Senet length of 
i] n. ee aaene wish or de- 
ong’ ing, sire or ae 

n. Distance, east. or 
lon’ gi tude, west, from any place. 
] k vt. To see’; to attend ; to search; 
00 § to expect ; to seek for. 


n. The air of the face; act of 
look, looking. 


loop, n. A noose in a rope or Cord. 

n. An aperture ; an open- 
loop’ hole, ; ing for Scape. y 
loose, a, Slack; not tight ; irregular; 


lax. 
vt. To relax.any thing ; to 


loos’ oe unbind ; to oe f talk; 
lo qua” cious, orate 


lo quac’ i ty, ae Talkativeness ; 


much talk. 


lor d’ ly, f a. Proud; haughty ; state- 
vt. qo aii loss ; to throw away; 
to misplace. 


lose, 
Damage ; deprivation; injury 
loss, ¢ sustained. . 
] t. *: ..Chance ; fortune ; portion ; state 
. ig feel di t; to ab 
vt. To feel disgust ; to abom- 
loathe, inate ; to a 
=~ te- 
loath’ some, fa, sem 
. A medi I 
lo” tion, met icinal wash ; a cos- 
, n. Distribution of prizes 
lot ter y 9 by chance. 
loud, a. Noisy ; sounding ; turbulent, 
lounge, vi. To idle, or live lazily. 
lov’ a ble, ~albe oa worthy to be 
vt. To regard wit affection ; to 
ldve, be very fond of. 


y a. Amiable; pleasing; ex+ 
love’ ly, rood ee. : , 
on a. Not igh umb @; mean; de- 
low, jected, a “ h 
= vt. To bring down; to hum- 
107" er 9 ble ; to depress. ; 


, (lour) vi. 'Fo look gloomy or 
low er, threatening. e J 


, (lour’ y) a. Threatening @ 
low er 7 9 storm ; cloudy 


low’ li ness, n. Want of ‘dignity or 


pride ; hamility. 
ssi ,- 
low ly, a. Humble; unassuming ; 


meek. 


’ a. Honest; faithful to rince 
loy al, lady, or lover. R 4 
loy’ al ty, n. Faithfulness ; fidelity. 
lu’ cid, a. Clear; resplendent ; bright. 

n- Chance; fortune whether 
luck, good or bad. . 


luek’ less, 


a, Unfortunate; not Suce 
cessful. 


lu ek’ Y5 wh Happy by chance ; fortu- 


lu’ era tive, wana 
lu’ ere, 


n. Gain ; pecuniary profit or 
lu eu bra” tion, Canaieignt.” 


advantage. 
a8 Study by 
r As a. Sportive ; laugha- 
lu di €rous, ble Ppriding: ‘ 
luff, vt. To sail close by the wind, 
Bagsage any heavy 
lu Be, bard 
ues pe rm as ‘Moderately warm; 
e’ wa 9 indifferent. 
] ll vt. To soothe to sleep; to allure ; 
u 5 to err pee b . la 
imber generally ; 0 
lum’ ber ? maeteas jemeanete) if 
lu’ min a ry, . ween that emits 
lu’ min ous, *; SORES i full_ of 
lump = Ss evel} mass, gross, or 
9 bu 
, n. Madness in eneral ; 
lu na cy 9 insanity. ’ 
lu’ nar, a. Belonging to the moon: _ 
A madman.* — 
lu’ na tie, }* Mad ; insane. 
lungs on. plu. The organs of respire; 
9 tion. 
To roll to one side; to lurk; 
lurch, i. pilfer. 
lire, n. A decoy; an enticement ; a 
snare. 
lurk, vi. To lie hid or unperceived. 
lurk’ j in o,f om Lying in wait ; sculk- 
lus” cious, "4. Sweet; cloying ; de- 
lust n. Any violent or irregular de- 
ires. 
list’ ful, nein isinia irregular de- 
lust’4 ly; adv. Vigorously ; stoutly. 
lug’ trous, a. Bright ; luminous. 
lust’ ys a. Stout ; vigorous ; ; healthful. 
hix a" fT Bee, Se ee! 
lax u’ ri ant, fartntingrowih 
lux uw’ rl ous, * a. eee: ‘sens- 
ju 
oi of. any kind; 
lux’ u ry: 9 profugentas. 4 
ly ce’ um, n. es academy; an as- 
sociation. ~ 
ly’ ing n. Act of telling a falsehood. 
9{ ppr. Uttering untruths. 
lymph, n. A transparent animal fluid. 
lyre n. A kind of harp; a musical ins |} 
9 st t. 
ie e lene who 4 the lyre ; 
ly rist, harpist, P 


PC NEST 


MAK 


87 


MAN 


book, dove; full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


n. A fop ; a 5 contate 


Mae a To! MM, ions 


LA batoon carried before a 
trive ; to plof. 


maeh’ inate, 
mach in a” tion, Gontrivance. 
ma thine’, SAtveni parte 
ma chine’ ry, sApconaitte? 
ma Chin’ ist, tagines or imachines 
mad, a. Deprived of reason ; furious. 

mad’ den, t%i%3 mate 
ma don’ Nil fi n; Tite of the Virgin 
mag a zine’, Sutin’ 
mag’ ie al, gene by magic or by 
ma gi ¢ cian, AaoA COMUFEN, B BOF. 
mag’! is trate, yAnotcer of iss: 
mag’ na ear’ ais ogee Eee 
mag man ion’ ity, Sn 
mag nan’ im ous, a. Great 

mag’ nates Ae Shi 
mag’ net, n. A stone or fossil that 


attracts iron 


mag nit’ j 1€, a. Magnificent ; illus- 


trious. 


mag nif’ i cent,7grns ee" 
ma g’ ni fy, vt. Te make great; to 


extol. 


mag’ ni tude, n. Greatness ; ex- 


tent, 
maid’ en, a. Relating to @ maid; 
maim, 2 vt. To cripple ; to hurt; to dis- 


‘vt. To plan ; to con- 


new ; fresh, 

able. 

main, a. cael principal ; greater 
main’ ly, ‘adv. a ane ; mightily; 
main tain’, TysnpPots to keer 
main’ te nance, 7, SupPertide: 
ma J es! ti €, ae de ; full of Phi 
may’ €S ty, Ness; dignity path 
ma jor’ i ty; n, The greater part; 


: end of eet 

vt. To create ; to form ; te con- 
make, struct. 

make, n. Form; structure ; nature:. 


mal’ a dy, 1 Sicknans ; distemper ; 
ma la’ ri fi, noone i genes 
mal e die” tion, %35ine 
mal e fae’ tor, 2g 
ma lev’’o lence, fin sone. 
ma lev’ o lent, nan" 
mal’ ice, pcre, or se 
ma hi’ cious, . Full of malice 
ma lign’, ws soe WaT unfavor- 
ma lig’ Hiant, so Bh 
mal’ i son, tion 

mall, (maiz) ve, To beat with a mallet: 
mal (nel). A public walk or prom- 
mal’ let, n. A wooden hammer, 
malt, n. Barley soaked and dried. 
mam’ mon, "Vea ish 
man, pants wemncne _ Pati : 


man, * To furnish with men; to for- 
HY. 


man’ a | Tyan vt. To bind with hand- 
man’ age, ei “Te. vale to conduct ; 


man’ age a ble, sily governed. 

man’ age ment, pyone nes 
man’ date, - . syiice command ; ; 
man’ da to ry, a: Tagceptive 
man?’ ful, «. Bold; vatiant ; ‘daring. 
man’ ful ly, Sie alan 
man’ ger, ed rovge for cattle to 
man” gl é, note tear or rend in 
man’ hood, finan nate 
ma’ ni ii, ~ eet state of in- 


n. Amadman; afurious 
ma’ ni a€, or insane person. j 


ma ny’ ac al, So NEEING with mad- 
man’ f fest, st fo show plninly 
man’ i fest, ¢yigent + PP) 
man’ i fest ly, (2 Pisin: clear, 

, n. ‘A publie declara- 
man } leat 9 ti 


n. A-curse ; a maledic- 


a. Tractable ; ea-- 


MAR 


88 


MAS 


bar, . fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


man’ i fold, ¢,,.Ms 5 of various 
Inan kind’, sas The, Huywan | family 
mar’ ike, get's tas tee; 
man’ li ness, %Steutmess. Sink 
man’ ly ’ & pe Eee PPR 


p A: drug ; cret 
perc na, horfey- like ice! eters 
man’ ner, theta one usage; cus- 

tful ; 
man’ ner ly, weilbehdves’ 
man’ ners, }: Morals ;, polite .be- 


havior. 

ma neu’ Ver’, 2, uventeementi 
man’ or, pn The jurisdiction of a 
ma no’ ri al, ¢ Belonging jt; A 
creguanst. n. A parsonage-house. 
man’ sion, * je repidenge | a dwell- 
man’ su e tude, *Fengeness 
man’ tle, “8 on clog ‘to disguise ; 
man’ u al, - : ero book ; a book 
man’ Uu al, Sau e hO by the 
man’ U al ist, *.,4,goremen 5. 
man u fae’ ture, * 4%) are 
man u fae’ ture, fy are 
man u mis’ sion, #;,f ‘t's 
man’ u mit, A ak free a 
ma nore’, vt. To enrich,.as soil. 
man’ vu seript, 77% “Hen 
ma’ ny, ¢ we ny) a. Niperpus sev- 


map, n. Arran a of countries. .. 


3 t. To injure; to hurt ; ‘to dam- 
mar, ; 
ge. 


ma raud’ er,nA édldiok-robbet! 


ns per. Ranging in 
phir raud Ing, 5 quest of plunder. 
ar bl e.” A ‘stone susceptible of 
vate thittong hs 
n e third month ; a. move- 
Hieneechs age * of soldiers. 4 
is vi. To go or move in order 
mar ch, like soldiers. 


’ n. Confines of @ coun- 
mirch’ es, ¢,' 
mirch’ ing, n, A movement in 


military form. 
ae ae hs ’ . 
mir gin, n. An edge; a brink or 


border ; the verge. 


a. Written or placed 


mir’ gin al, on the margin. 

ma rine’, oats soldier doing service 
at sea. 

ma rine’, 9% Relating to the sea. / 

mar’ in €F, 2. A sailor ; a seaman, 

mar’ i tal, ta a. bplspeing ‘to a hus- 


mar’ 1 tiny) a. Relating tothe sea. 


n. A -charactér; a token ; a 
mark, stamp; an impression.” 


mark, st ‘To make a mark or token ; 


mirk’ et, n. Place and time of sale. 
, Fit for sale at 
miirk’ et a ble, @ 7°" 


market. 


A n. A kind of rich clay used for 
mar 1, manure. 


miir’ line, a. Hemp dipped in pens 

oe py ' . A et at. of 
mar’ ma lade, ances or orange 
t t 

mir mo’ re. an, f0esens 2 


mir’ quis, fu n. Raat next to that of 


mir’ quis ste: . uate of 


mar’ riage, n. Legal union of man 


and woman. 
mar’ riage a ble, {5/147 


n. The oily matter in the 
mar’ row, hollow of bones. 
a. Yes of mar- 


mar’ row less, fow ° diy. 


vt. or vi. To oin in, or en- 
mar’ ry, ter into, mathage. ": 


marsh, n. A fen or bog ; a Swamp. 
m ar ’ shal, vt. To arrange in order ; 


to conduct. 

m rsh’ Y, 4 Boggy ; wet; swampy. 
miirt, ay" place of sale; a public 
m ar * tial, % a. Pen at brave ; val- 
mir’ tyr, ‘a. One who dies for the 
miir’ tyr dém, s Toe eel iad 


es , 3 .. 
mar vel, ne To wonder or admire 
a. Strange ; wonder- 


mir’ vel ous, ful; astonishing. 

miir’ vel ous ly, 2, Stange: 
mas’ €u line, {, like pea Meili 
miisk, piles te for Pesos xsts 
m tisk, 5 sie ciaepies with a@.mask ; 


n. A workman jn. brick or 


ma’ mig stone. : 
ma son’ Je, a Relating to freema- 


sons. 


MED 


book, dodve; full, ‘use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


Ma’ SON FY, work or masons. 
mas quer ade’, hina 
mass, ps a 
‘mas’ sa er e, rp Pries** ; Slaugh- 
| Tass” 1VE, a. Solid} weighty; heavy. 
mass’ ive NESS, n- Weight ; bulk. 
m 4s’ ter, ete es ; to govern; to 
! mis’ ter, Shen ; a teacher ; 
mis’ ter. ly, ioe Riv csiak master- 
mis’ ter ¥, ~ oe command ; 
mas ti €a” tion, %, 722 2 of 
mat, n. A texture of rushes; flags, &c, 
match, mn aang equal to; to suit; 
mat ch. eeeinr oon 6 ee tae Tha 
rtiditoh? less, a. Having no'equal. 
mate, pied Match; to equal; to 
wing =e connie, seed 
| ma te’ ri afc ; relating 
ma te’ ri als, { the is’ teat oft sf 
ma te’ ri al ly, say. eepentialys 
: | mia tern’ aly fisuate. te 
mathe mat’ ies, %. Science of 
mat’ ins, x. Morning prayers. 
mat’ ri cide, °, Nn. Murder of @moth- 
mat’ ri 10 ny, Mariage eOURr 
mat’ ron, cidoriy iaays 


mat’ ron ly, %; a. Elderly ; mother- 
, .S 5 t bods 
pic KF a 
; / Mat CT, 'G to form pus. = F 
| mat’ Uu rate, { “5 “$07 ripen ; to per- 
| mat ura” tion, a Ast of per 


ing. 

mma titre’ Zaps to nae 

ma tUre’, «. Ripe, perfects ready. 
le $s 

ma CU TTC pipiens ee 


vt. To bent and bruise ; to hurt 


‘mau so le’ ur Ss” mou 


max’ im, - sane nite. principle ; ie 

may’ i ing, abtly= ey May flow- 
may’ or, cueoe'e magistrate of a 
May’ Or al ty, 4/OMeeo" don't 
MAZE, fusion ofthoogte 
ma’ ZY, . mover Ht confused ; per- 


mead’ ow, * bease-rarta j pasture. 
méa’ gor, * Lean’; Be phin ; hungry; 


poor in fle 
méa’ ger ness, 15 160k Rasemaaet 
me éal, mY oot eaten; a repast ; ; corn 
rial’ y, ¢,,23ke. meal ving te 
me an, er eae dignity ; low ;, pit- 
méan, umes intend ; to design; to 
me an’ der, ote wind ; to flow 
méan’ ing, Gime tnubtote 
mean’ ly, Sisiy; prrany? ter 
méan’ ness, Poa or of mind ; 
meas’ ur a ble, % That can be 
me as’ ur e, Sj Queputy degree; 
meas’ ure, *;,,Fo) combate the 
meas’ ure ment, Aci of meas | 
me chan’ ie, 7,4, manviecturers 
me ehan’ ie al, {,,561R8"s 
mech’ a nist, pti oes i? 


rind!” a rampsatn oder Fuh UE 
med’ dle ; Les mateo imperteye" with; to 
med’ dle séme, f.neiaing 
m e’ di ate, fie interve- 
m e’ di ate, frie case interpese as a 


med’ ie al, ‘a. Physical’; medicinal. 
med’ i 16 ate, vt. T6 tincture with 


medicine. 
ted’ i cine, 5 *: Physik rome: 
me di oe’ ri ty, ad» ae? 
| v2. ‘0 7 la + 
med’ i tate, % conterpive. es 
A h 
me’ di um, Tchr of anoutiehe sb 


med’ actin n. A mixture of odd things 


MEN 


90 


MET 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


n. A remand ; @ recompense ; 
a, Mi dio tem er; niet ; en- 
meek, tle ; soft. a ‘ a (4 eet? 

, n. Gentleness 0 tem- 
meek’ ness, 7. hmlity. 
meet vt, To,encounter ; to come to- 

9 gether, to find. - 0 

, n. An asse an in- 
meet eae uv 

, adv. Fitly ; properly suit- 
we Lys au F neiful ; en 

a. Fa - 
= t. To make better ; 
mél’ ior ates, PY ae ey 
mél ior a” tion, % At mPreye: 
a. Full of sweet- 
‘ ness ; Ma; tender 
win a. Soft in sound ; tender ; 
mel low, fully ine. : 
Lan vt. or vt. To ripen ; to e- 
nee bOtb; State of bein 
n. State of be 
mel’ l62 ness, 7) otigs. 2" 
a. Full of melody ; 
- n. Sweetness-or harmo- 
mel 0 dy, ny of sound ; music: 
vt. or vt. To make or become 
. Softening ; stn 
melt’ ng; dasolving. ifs ff 
n. A limb; a art ; a 
mem’ ber, clause; one. A 
ae 
, n. A hint ; a memo- 
me men to, rial ; a notice. 

OE n. A history; a written 
mem olr, a scethk: 

markable. 
, . A note to 
mem oran’ dum, }i.i} memory 
Rina n. Something to pre- 

, n. Power retaining 
mem’ ory, 
men’ ace, vt. To threaten, © 
men’ a cine n. Act of threaten- 

? ing; a threat. 
me d Pi a. Lying; false ; 
n a c1ous, per wine 

as n. Falseho un- 

men dac i ty, ; : 
n. aupen; a e - 
mend’ i eant, Bd PePeni 2008 

. beggar. : 
’ eee a. Servile; wean; ows 
me ni al, domestic. vA be 
, a. at may e 
men’ su ra ble, 


mel’ an ehol yi AT 
| . ment. 
mel lif’ lu ous, 
come soft by ripeness. 
me Jo’ di ous, harmonious. 
melt, liquid ; to. dissolve. 
F n. ‘A web. of many 
mem’ brane, 
mem’ ora ble, a. Famous; re- 
in the mind. 
ti E st t;t 
men d, of! Tes a, a o correc to) 
truth. 
Suef. n. The life of a 
men dic’ i ty, | 
measured. 


m en’ su ral, o- (relaunar 4 to meas- 


m ent’ al, va inalieswals. belonging 
mien” tion, 7.47.09) bint a sue: 
men” tion, 


vt. To express in words; 
to state. 


mer’ ean tile, ae gemanercial i 


’ Selfish ; - 
mer’ Ce NASTY, fous; vena. 


mer’ cer, * NTs who- deals in 
5 a 
mer’ chand ISé, fic; trade. 
, , A . 
mer’ chant, %.,’ aye th 
nate 2 Ae 
a chant a ble, tralticed. 
merci ful, Sou sit 
mer’ Ci less, 3. 9 Pits ore 
mer €u’ ri al, ¢.1igh sprightly, 
mer’ eu ry, m TONER IETF a 
n. Pity ;, pardon ; compas- 


mer’ cy 9 sion ; mildness. 

mér e, Guantt or this qnly 4 ; nothing 
rere! ly, Serer sh 
merge, to perl plunge; to immerse ; 


nA line wow north 


a 
me rid i an, to south; mid-day. 


, ee . Worths desert ; excel- 
mer It, j lence; due reward. a4 
vt. To deserve ; to have a 


mer’ it, mc ' 
mer it 0’ ri ous, 


mer’ ri ly, ad 
mer’ ri ment, en) rheerful; 


a. Gay ; mirthful ; causin 
mer’ Ty, laughter. t 


n. Space. between the threads 
mesh, of a net. 


mes’ sage, n. An eer notice ; 


advice sent. 


mes’ suage, & n. Siw ice ing-house, 

me tal’ lie, a. es oie to metal. 

met’ al list, ” * - workman in met- 
da 

met’ a phor;>. n. A figure’ or simile. 


mete, vt. To measure ; to apportion. 


’ n. A lumino : hody in 
me’ te or} lbocnies © to 


me te or’ ie, % Resembling a me- 


m eth’ od, woh Regularity manner ; 


meth od’ ie al, fntise oder 


a. Dasewving of 
reward. 


. Cheerfully ,gayly: 


met’ ri gal, a: Fenarine 2 Paste 


n. Gouds ; traf- | 


a a 


book; dove, full, use, ean; chaise, gem,. thin, , thou. 


ime trop’ o lis,’ m, The chief city 


Vigor ; life ; sprightli- 
| met’ tle some, 
bmi’ €ro €osm, n. The little world; 
man. : 
[micro scope, ja 


a. Sprightly ; : vig- 
orous.; brisk.” 


n. Noon ingiidjag. 

mid’ dle, a. ee distant ; cen- 
mid? ding, Sain nak 
mid’ night, be) o'clock at 
mid’ way, se hd in the 
mzén, Se Ak 5 0k s countenance } -ap- 
might, n. Power; strength; force. 
mig he’ Y5 <7 Bem siwhthebe elit? 
mr grate, Face. remove ; to change 
mi gra’ ‘ tion, moving set fF 
mi’ gra tory, tianzcbmee 0° 
milch, . ens or yielding milk, as 
mild, Sou soft; ténder; kind ; = 
mil’ dew, n. A disease in plants. 
mild’ ness, fori “enderness. 
mile, ai of 320 rede, | or 1,760 
mile’ age, n, Fees paid per mile. 
mil’ 7 1 tant, ‘ Figptine ; ; engaged in 
mil’ 1 ita ry, ¢. Becoming asaldior ; s 
mi hi” titi, n. Enrolled soldiers ; na- 
milk, vt. To draw milk from a.cow, ’ 


tional force. 


a a. Made of, or like milk ; 
milk y; soft ; gentle. 
mill n. An engine to grind corn and 


9 other substances. 
a: Consisting ef a 


mil’ le nary, f,o4 ae 
1 Pas Christ’ 

mil len’ ni um, 31000 years. 
mill’ 10n, ». Ten hundred thousand. 
mill’ stone, * A.stone for grinding 
Pl wien’ 3 videlosues to id 
i wv Oo Imitate o rl v 
} mim 1€, 

mim’ ie ry, 


cule. 
min’ a ret, am A turret 0 or steeple ; 


n. Burlesque imita- 
tion 


vt. To. cut.in small pecens bo 


mince, speak affectedly. . 


ntellect ; purpasg i ‘capaci- 
mind, ? ty; ‘opinion, — 


mvicdy oe eek gan a 
mind’ ful, a. Attentive ; regardful. 
mind’ fess) “. Inattentive ; ; heed- 


| Inne; aoe place where m minerals : are ; 
min’ er aly #4 i maser soe 
min” gle, . ana to unite; to | 
min’ ia ture, n. A small portrait.. 
min’ i MUM tity n. The smallest quan- 


’ n. A + cath Sah a low. de. 
mui 10, get 


min’ is ter, fj? 
min’ is ter, 2, An officer of a state 
min is tra” tion, 3g 
min’ is try, 4 oBehastahse 


mi’ nor, a. Less ; smaller; inferior. 


mi’ ae n. One not of legal age. 
mi nor’ 1 ty3% Nonage ; the small- 


er number. 
min’ strel, n. A musician ; a singer. 


n. A soi for ‘coining money ; a 
mint, plant, 


mint’ age, n. Duty paid for coining. 
: 2 Stately, regular 

min’ u oben 

min’ ute, 2,1 satin part of an 


min’ ute, a To take notes; to set 


down in writing. 


Mi nite’ $2 Fee pipes sit | 


n. Extreme small | 


mi nite’ nes: wat 
minx, n. A pert and impudent girl. 

i Ss hing be ht 
mit” a lesion power’ 
mi rae’ u lous, % an = ene 


‘ wonderful. 
mi rage’ (me razhe’) n; An optical 


+ wean - a; ; 
t t 
niire, bea = in 5 mu oO sol 
mir’ ror, “§ looking- glass; a pat- 
es enn NEA) ty; laugh- 
mirth, 7." a ie 5 
, a. Gay; cheerful ; mer- 
mirth’ ful, %: 
mirth’ ] eSs, a, Sad : cheerless ; : Jey: 


less. 


mis af firin’y 2a totter a 


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MIS 


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MOC 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, ‘méve, - 


1 To citeyt 
mis al lege’, % prook steely 
mis al li’ ance, rere isis 
mis’ an thropeyyjenite 


mis ‘an’ thro Pys pHa of 
if 

mis ap ply’, Po ‘To app to wrong 

mis be have’, %* improper il 

belief; ,a 


mis be lief’, ” Woh fatke 
mis all’ vt. To call-or name im- 


9 ‘properly. 
mis cal’ eu lates $42 sate 


mis ear’ riagey Tydnion 
mis cel la’ ne ous) gp tixe? 
mis chince’ , ae aaa ill 
mis’ chief, n. Hurt!; harm ; injury. 
mis’ chiev ous, Gilet enarttat 
Mis €ON CELVE’, vt. Tomisjuage. 
mis on’ duet, il manag 
: v t t 
mis eon’ strue, W.chonorre 
mis count’, jy: 7? compute wrens: 
A vile wretch ; 
mis’ “ere ant, ny Avi Lt ee shy 
mis deeds’ $', actions. or evil 
mis de méan’ or, 7h 
| this ‘di Teét’,. suisse) wees 
mis em ploy’,.cr aa . use improp- 
A ae ovet 

mi’ a9 Oe oe Bi ‘one Cc ve ous 
mis’ er a ble, f.yr ees 
mi’ ser ly, a.. Covetous ; extreme- 


ly avaricious. 


‘mis for’ tune; Tike Calamity i ill 
mis gov’ ern, He dace’ fgets or 
mis guide’ ) lead wrong: 

Mischance ; calamity ; 
mis in form’, iniormafion, "°F 

nis Hay, stomping i 

mis léa > Toad a 


mis giv" ing,» Donbty mistrast.| 
¢ vt. To direct, amiss ; to 
mis hap’, i 9 ill luck. 
mis judge’, to misiake. 8" 
4 vt. To esi wrongly ; j to 
$ 
_ man’ age, 


vt. ill; 
to misapply. 


mis name’, } pai Ay call: iby a wrong. 


mis no’ mer, ns. A wrong namie. 
mis place’, 5 yf (To putvinia' wrong 
mis print’ ym An error of the press. 


mis quote’, p PiLpmnoe Peenaer 


, t. 3 
mis rep re sent’, 3 To fepres 
mis’ rule’, n. Tumult  disordety eons 


miss, n. A young unmarried vrorman.’ 


wt, Not to hit; ‘to mistake; to 
miss, fail ; to omit. | * sas 


mis’ "sile, ae by hand that 


mis’ sion, noi A comatission 5 a dis- 


charge ; a delegation. 
mis spell’, vf. ‘To spell wrongly. 

vt. ay ‘state wrongly or 
mis state’, 


false} 
. Amerroneous 


mis state” ‘ment: statement. 


n. A low thin cloud ; a fog ; va- 
Mist, Jor condensed. : 


¢ wt. Tor conceive wrong: 
mis take’, fy. {co & 


mist’ I ly, adv. Darkly ; obscurely. - 
* n. Want of confidence ; 
mis trust’, suspicion. ‘ 
: /. wt. To dou to rega 
ms ee 9 cath Sopicon: . 
mist’ y> ~ Cloudy ; obseure; not 
p ain 
n. Bad treatment ; wron 
mis use’ Fy or erroneous use. 6 
mis use’ . vt. To treat ill; to abuse. 
n. A small insect; any ‘small 
mite, 


pe pee a. Capable of miti 
mit’i ga ble, ¢,{cR"" ° 


mit’ i i gate, vt. 'To pacify ; toallay; 


ag to assuage. 
Amit 1 ga” tion, fn eee of as- 
mix i Sag mingle ; to unite ; to con- 
ey 
mix’ ture, me aad mingling; things 
miz’ én. ” The mast.in the stern of 
y 


a tt 
mne mon’ 1€8, SA eta aey Pet 


moan, ji; iy To grieve ; tolament audi- 
m dan’ ful; - Jamaneyra Sorrow- 


JA if rounds.a castle or 


moat, | hg 


n. Accrowd; a rabble ; a kind of 
mob, *:> 


vt. To deride ; to,ridicule , to 


mock, mimic or imitate. 


MON 


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MOT 


book, dove, full; use, ean; chaise, gem, thin, ‘thou. 


moek’ er yu teens Bacmes 
mode, < Fashion; methed ; State; 
io” ely Sgt aaa mi 
mod’ er ate, fee. PS ih 
: ‘mod’ er ate, a. Tempers? ai 
mod er a” tion, Fina: nasa, 
m od’ ern, prhe> hf ;-Tecent ; not.an- 
‘mod’ ern ize, v%3,7%ens mot 
mod’ est, Creat’ dimdent 
| m od’ est ys he Becancrs ; diffidence; 
m od’ i i fy, east quality; to soften ; 
mod Uu la” tion, Pree rn 
mol e ty, n. The half of a thing: 
moist, a. Not dry ; damp; wet ; juicy; 
fhioist” en zn make ma 
MOIst’ UF, Sater or linia. 
mo lest’, to ons disturb ;. to trouble ; 
mol est a” tion, n. Disturbance; 
mol" fy, site rman: tn 
M0" Met, Toronencee ete 
‘mo’ ment a ry, oyasing beta 
| mo ment’ ous, forded 
mo ment’ um, «. Impetus ; force: 
}mon’ areh, soime tales “hehe 
mo nareh’ ic al, Relating to 
mon’ areh ist, Rn avocateot 
ion’ as tery, Pena et 


45 . Belong to 
monas ti€, honk 


mon’ e ta TY¥5a a. Relating to mon- 


n. Metal aie ed or coined 
mon’ ey, freee? 


mon’ ey ed, Sih in’ money ; 
| mon’ ’ grel, ¢, n. Foe animal of mixed 
A! ‘mo ni” tit 3 a admonition ; a 


pein ¥ 

monk, a who dives in a monas- 
PmMoOnk’ ish, Gases Beem rer 
a. A poem sung by only 


y? 
/mon o dy, 


one person, 


mo’ or 


wt. To engross 


mo nop’ 0 lize, the market. 
mo nop’ o ly, % Sale PHviese of 
mo not’ o nous, {yay 


mo not’ Oo ny, R. Want « wi variety... 


in sound. if 
mon soon’ pipes Periodical. trade- | 


m on’ ster, = Meas unnatural or 


mon’ strous, ARES oe | 
mdnth’ by, «. Once amonthy 9 9 
mon’ u mone ts A memorial; a } 


i tomb ; Sage | 
‘em state of mi : 
mood, diepeaideen.c? ’ | 


thbOd! Y, Hamers tere eth af | 
moor, reste secure a) ship, by an- 1 
mop, vt. To wipe or rub with a mop. 
mop, n. “ utensil for washing floors. 
mope, «i; pas pick be spiritless, dull, a 
mor ot Be 7 "Pie instruction of a fa- 


igeahatin tot duties of 
mor ral? life, good ~ bad. fi 


mo ral’ i ty, n. The doctrine of hu, | 


: man duties. | 
mor’ bid, a: Diseased ; corrtipt. ru 
mor bif’ i x 1€, a. Causing diseasest | 


gree ly .part. of 
morn’ ing, 3.7") ? 
mo rose’ a. “Dokged ; surly ; peey: | 


Py ish ; cross. 


mo rose’ ness, me Pesyishness; | 


sourness 
f n. A very small piece ; a| 
mor sel, mouthful. 


mor’ ta " fo man; a human.be- 


Deadly ; Spateukiinas | 
mor’ tal, ¢ extreme Y 


mort’ gage, Gj A nloigd + 8ipewn | 
mor’ tify, cf Fqsumile: lesbarens| 
moss, eck ee errs sl 
mote, n. A small particle of matter. | 
moth, thn small insect that eats 


moth’ er ly, 


a. Tender; parental; 
suiting a mother. 


mo" tiOnys pepo 

mo” tion less, ¢,/sine without 

mo’ tive, ote ba the power to 
n. The, cause or reason of 
an action. 


“MUS 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move; 


. Mingled; of various 


mot’ ley, finas 


, n. A sentence added to a 
mot to, device. 


mound, Y Sa fence ; bank 
mount, _— mountain, mound, or 
mount, peo scons to get on 
m ount’ ain, coe — protuberance 
mount’ ain ous,%F2! om 
mount’ ing, fishmem; onmament. 
mourn, vi. To grieve ; to Jament. 
mourn’ ful, f.a, Sorrowful. 
|| moern’ ing, %Semow * see of 
reeves, ancarerse tor ert 
mov’ a ble, a. That may be moved. 
mv’ a bles, Paes 


oF vt. or vi. To change place; to 
—s stir; to persuade. 


~ nm. Act of moving; 
move’ ment, motion ; impulse. ? 
fig .5 a. Affecting ; ; pathetic ; 
mov ng, touching. : a 
n: A stack or pile of hay or 
mow, corn. 
MO2!, vt. To cut down with a scythe. 
, i. A sili i 
- n. slimy, viscous 
mu cil age, substance. 3 
mu’ €ous, a. Slimy ; viscous. 
’ a, Turbid; dark ;-impure ; 
mud dy, cloudy ; dull. : 
Ul vt. To wrap up; to cover; 
muf” fle, to ride. 
mulet, n. A pecuniary penalty. 
mu’ lish, a. Obstinate, like a mule. 


mul ti fa’ rics; sphere 
mul’ ti form, a, Of many shapes. 

mul ti plic’ i ty, Fy 2°" 
mul’ ti ply, =< agate increase in num- 
mul’ ti tude, *) 4,550 TP 
evry” ote 13,00 eer ti 
mum’ bling ly, ty" inaistmetly.. 
mum’ mer y> el OY ti Va 
mum’ mi fy, Te. ares into a 
Mum’ MYs faimed and dried. 
mump’ ish, a. Sullen; obstinate. 


|mu nif’ i-cence, 


mumps, a. A disease of the throat. 
vt. To chew eagerly; to 


munc 9 chew gree: ae 
’ a. Worldly ; ngi 
mun dane, to the world. om 


mun da” tion, f; n. Act of eleans- 
ing. 

mun’ di fy, ny cleanse or pu- 

mu’ nerar Ys gi 

"P A ding; 

mu ner a tion, n in nome 


mu ni ro i pal, Sp TrRs to a| 


OW ste i to 


n. Liberality ; 
act of giving. 
a. Bountiful ; lib- 


mu nif’ i cent, ¢2° 
mu’ ni ment, n. A. fortification 
mu ni” tion, % Foeen ae 
mur al, a@. Pertaining to a wall. 
mur’ der, as unlawfully ; te 
mur’ der, Suave ts 
mur’ der er, - ray kills un- 
mur’ der ous, fuiny of murter.” 
mur’ der ous ly, adv. in Hoody 
mu ri at’ i i €, a = the nature of 
murk’ y5 ener ; obscure ; wanting 
mur’ mur, “tint. grumble or com- 
miir’ nour, *;Acormising alc oam 
mur’ mur ing, eerie mine 
pica” rainy 2, eee" Sette 
mus’ cle, tees fibrous part of 
mus’ eu lar, Soret! trawny! 
mise, ch ae thought ; the power of | 
mise, a pe pause ; to ponder; to | 
muse’ ful, re thinking 
mu se’ um, yet ihe ga ld of cu- 
mu’ S1€, n. The science of harmony. 
mu’ $1 © ‘al, - Poin 4g melody ; har- 
mu $1” cian, = ger skilled in ea 
mus’ ing, Se oe contem- | 


mus’ ing ly, enti deep contem- 
musk n. A strong perfume ; a kind of 


) grape. 


A — 


“ 
= 


YW 


MYT 


95 


NAT 


book, doéve, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


musk’ et, Pita sun a species of 
musk’ et ry; —" collect- 
mus’ lin, mA fine stuff made of cot- 
mus’ sul man, ?. A Mohammedan 
MUS’ teTy {oops ; to ‘assemble. 
mus’ ter, a Cae of military 
MUSE Veisedeame, 
mu ta bil’ i ty, "destin 
mu’ ta bl le, Sern: incon- 
mu ta” tion, %,,cnanse* act of 
| mite, ms ta silent; dumb; 
a — that has no power of 
mute’ ly, ¢ adv. Silently ; speechless- 
mu’ ti late, i hah or cd at 
mu tila ted, iefectve. 
mu ti la” tion, 7;,Ac¢ 
mu’ ti nous, fs seven 
‘mu’ ti ny, ro i authonty. seer 
mu’ ti ny, a ea insurrec- 
: ‘mut’ ter, ately. grumble inarticu- 


‘mut’ ter ing, tesa 

mut acca 

mu’ tu al ly, are. Sa pesiten ves 

muz’ zle, vt. ae coma the mouth 
wi a muzzie 

amyr’ 1 ady foousand ne 


‘myr’ mi don, 3.) mn 
myrrh, n. An aromatic gum. 
myr’ tle, n. A fragrant shrub or tree. 
mys te’ ri ous, Scure a 
COP ¥, scures k speipt. 
;my s’ tle, a. Dark ; hidden; sa- | 12 
| mys’ tie ‘al, ‘credly obseure. 
mys’ ti cism, 
mys’ ti fy, coin sepeet obscure or 
my thol’ o gist, * mythology 


t f: fab- 
my thol’ 0 gy 3; ious deities. 


n. Obscurity ; fanat- 
icism. 


N. 


mw 
vt. To catch by surprise; to 
Nab, seize suddenly. ‘ 


, n. AN Indian prince ; a man 
na bob, ofjaree pouane, oi 

, 3: n e point under to 
na dir, posite the zenith. ¥ 


nag, n. A young horse ; a small horse. 


n. The horny substance on fingers 
nazi, and toes ; an iron spike. 
nal vt. To fasten with nails or iron 
9 spikes. 


Unclothed ; a fi less ; 
na’ ked, fiar"ernaden 
na’ ked ness, *; n. by —— of cover- 
name, vt. To give Spams to. to spec- 


ify ; to mention. 
name, 7 


n. An appellation ; character ; 
faine. 
name’ less, 
name’ sake, 
A short 
NAP, cicih. 


nape, n. The hind part of the neck. 
naph’ tha, n. A bituminous mineral. 


eS. n. A cloth to wipe the 
nap’ kin, Sands, be. 


a. Threadbare; wanting 
nap ‘Tess, fap fe EE ae 
bis xc ro ; 

nar €0t’ 1€, Froducing sleep. 
nar rate’ vt. To relate ; to tell; to 


y] give an account of. 


” ‘ : 
nar ra tion, n. A history or rela- 
nar’ ra tive, tion; an aecount. 

nar’ ra tive, yb ne te declar- 


a. Of small breadth ; cov- 
nar’ r OW, etous ; close. 


nar’ row, vt, To contraet or limit. 
nar’ row ness, go ar eee 
na’ sal, a. Relating to the nose. 


nas’ oeei: beginning 3 aig 
na’ tal, Flanges “neta 
* on, Haiti ae 
” ton al; See 
a tive, Srisimtt ort Fh sagas : 
na tiv’ i ty, n. Place and time of 


birth. 
Easy; unaffected ; 


mw 


a. Without appellation; 
not to be named. 

n. One of the same 
name. 

sleep; the down on 


nat’ ur al, produced by nature. 
nat’ u ral ist, 


n. One skilled in 
natural history. : 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


, i . Conformit 

nat’ u ral nes) re ite y 

ay n ive state of a thing ; 
na’ ture, 


constitution ; condition, 


naught, Nothing. © 4 


naug Mt, «Bad ; worthless ; corrupt, 


naught’ Vet Bad; vicious ;,cor 


, $e thai” she ar) n. Propensi- 
nau se a, ty to vomit. 


nau’ Se-OUss (ine Meena 
naw’ tie al, a: Rolating Wy ships or 
na! valys AISNE fo steed in 
mir: linge © part of a church or 


nav’ i ga ble, ¢., 
nav’ gate, shi 


a. Passable 4 ves- 
sels. 
To sail over in 
ships ; to steer. 

n. Att or act of 


nav 1 ga’ ‘LON, Saiiiue. 


n. A fleet or naval force ofa 


na’ VY+5 nation. 
nay, adv. No, not only so, but more. 


neap, a. Scanty; low, as the tide. 


. a. Close; not far; migh ; not dis- 
near 9 — . intimate. ; 
To draw near or close ; to 


nears’, apbrdBeh: 


n. Cléseriess « 


néar’ NESS, ity; alliance 


a. Clean ; 
neat, elegant.’ ; 
Elegance without 


— , re 
neat Ness, dignity; cleanliness. 
neb, n. The bill or beak of any thing. 
, + ‘A dark s ot ; a a cluster 
nebhdi li, of are: 4 
neb’ u lous, a. Cloudy; misty; dim, 
dv. U ida- 
nec’ es sa rily, <a fer hears 
nec’ es sa ry, Mite sag ao ; 


“ proxim- 
of blood. 
_pure ; trim; fine or 


neces’ si tate, tecossary lori. 


ne ces’ si tous, Rog indi- 


ne ces’ Sl ty, n. Compulsion ; pov- 


erty ; wants» 

nee! TO. MAN CYs vesanmen. 
nee’ tar 5 Say’ pieahe pot, Se pac : 
pec. ta’ re an, Woon nectar ; 


n. Want; indigence ; jnecessi- 
need, ty; poverty. 


need’ fu 1, a. Necessary ; requisite. 


, a. Not requisite ; un- 
need leas, Recesvaiye 

, a. Poor; Hiacessitoug ; in 
need y 9 great want. | ; 


Pe A AOE | SON AAS ORG 


) , a. Lower ; not upper ; in- 
n et’ t] ey vt. To sting ; ; to provoke ; to 


a. Wicked; villain- 


oar 
ne fa : I ous, ous ; abominable: 
n- Denial ; the spre. 


ne ga’ ‘tion, site of affirmation. . 1 
neg’ a tive, ie ‘PpopoRipgn that 
neg leet’, te peste are 5 i omission, 
neg leet’, pestyone: patie iti | 
neg leet! ed, ? p Blah attenged to; 
seins Jeet’ fu! ae Gitte y Os : inat- 
neg’ lt PENCE, Lae lcseness | 
neg a. gent, sihivedchcenh fuseel | 
ne go” tiw bids cop ek Tid 
no go’ ‘ tiate, EI Me Se i 
neigh, vi. To cry like a horse. 
neigh’ bor, Tear eee ee 
neigh’ bor hysén a. epenaly 4 ; eivil 5 
ned’ ther, adv. Not pail no one. 
neph’ ew, . The. ths of a brother. 
nerve, TAT a ona to impart 
reais? n. An organ of sain esi , 
nerve’ less, a. Without Strength ; 


insipid. 
nervy’ OuUS, a. Sinewy ;" strong ; full 
n. A bed of birds 5 drawers ; an 
nest, abode. 


of nerves. 


vi. To lie close and snug. as 


nest’ le, 23 


net n, A texture or web woven for 
9 catching fish, birds, &c. 


n. Description of 


neu rol’ oO SY, the nerves. ~ / |") 
n eu’ tral, : sid ae party ; indif- 
neii tral’ i ty, 

n ew tral Ike, te render indif- 


t ti 
nev’ er, oa no time; 
a. Fresh; modern; not old ; not 
cre ancient.. 
n. Freshness ; novelty 


new’ NESS, state of being new.’ 


n ews, RY ha accounts of any thing; 
niby aiden prt 
nib’ bl e, v4 ier hy pte to bite at 
"| nib’ bl e, f Po torte. ot at 


n. State of indiffer- 
ence. 


in no de- 


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i 
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a ne ea a ee 


‘nom in a” tion, * 
|nom in ee’, Sicd heroes’. mead 


no’ ble, 


1S ee 


a oe 
ee oe en 


NON 


et 


97 


dn ne a SP EE 


NOU | 


‘book, déve, full, use, ean 


, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 


a. * Delicate ; ‘fastidious ; accu- 


nice; rate. 


nice’ ness, 2; er eee pitberens 
nice’ ty, n. Mintitevacctracy; deéli+ 


cacy , a dainty. 
niche, os ® recess for a statue or 
nick’ name; 
nie ta” tion, 72°" 
nig’ gard, nA ise a ae 
nig’ gard ly, adv. Sordidly ; mean 


x ly; ‘avariciously._ 
a. Near; not distant ; allied’b 
nigh, boot ; 4 
+ e time from sunset to 
nig hi, sunrise. 


ni ight’ fal . ae A ae ‘beginning os 

nim ant €, a aie me 
. State n 

nim ‘ble Ness, A nt asilidy. : 


nim’ bly, adv. Quickly ; with agility. 
nin’ ny n. o simpleton ; a silly fel- 


nip, 
no bil’i ty, 
no’ ble, 


n, A name given in 
contempt or reproach. 
n. Act of winking the 


vt. To Bis to blast ; to déStfoy 
before full growth. ° 

n. Persons of rank ; rep- 
utation ; dignity. 

a. Great ; renowned ; free ; 
illustrious. 

n. A person of high rank ; ‘an 
ancient coin. 


a’ n. Greatness : 
no ble Ness, ty; co 
noe turn”al, Nien epesaia: 
nod vt. To bend the head; to bow 

9 slightly. 
nod, ». A quick bend of thé ead. 
noise, a. ARE outcry, sound, or clam- 
vt, abo spread by rumér or're- 
noise, 7 


a. Silent ; without dis- 
turbance. 
w. Loudness of sound; 


noise’ fost: 


nois’ i ness, clamor ; disturbance. 
noi’ some, a. Offensive j Noxious; 4 


a. Sounding. loud ; clamor- 
nois’ Ys ous ; turbulent. 


nom’ in al, o.«iiat real; only in 


Mah BN we “vt. To name ; to pro- 
nom’ in ate, a gr appoint, | 

The act of 
nominating. 


n. Minerny sn age; imma- 


non’ age, tunity. J 

Ss th 
non’ de » seript, a ofnethinigict 
non en’ ti ty, n An ideal thing; 


non-existence, 
isi seuaienenaial 


mh od 
> 


ino to’ ri ous ness, iP 


t. To feed oF 's rt 
nour’ ish, with food. 2 


ae 


Unmeaning 4 
non’ sense, cb pcs endl 
non sens’ ie-al, ¢4,Fe0us"* # 


non’ sult, n. An added. > a Suit. 


aie) 4 n. Mid-day; the middle hour of 
ae the day. * 
n. Repose at noon; a 
noon’ ‘ing, repast a M0 
a. Re Ne ips to principles ; 
norm’ al, ¢. 75) . 


Th ‘int ° te the 
north, ¢ south. : po pec 
north’ ward, 1zins towardthe 


3 north. 
nose, sages prominent part ‘of the 


nose’ gay, presen of flowers; a 
nose’ Jess, a. gerbes) no nose. 
nos ’ tril, n. The caretiat of the nose. 
nos’ tittim:; te poe Rema 
no’ ta ble, Silos epservation pee 
not’ a ble, ecebehuke ; industrious 5; 
no ta’ ri al, a. Done by a notary. 
no’ ta TY; a An — to withess | 
noise uolaoa. 
notch, vt. To cut in small hollows.’ 
notch’ ed, pp. cut in smait hohiows. 
note, T Amat; nti: oxen, | 
note, ee ap aeaye ; tomark ; to take | 
no tedy Witenes | 
note’ less, a. Attracting no notice. 
noth’ i ing, a Ha ne > apt not | 
NG tee, mae eee 
no’ tice, patho nok Sight. one 
no ti fi ea” tion, fi inown 
Re ti fy, eC 
Qo” Doms lions option thought ; 
” tion oT Fier yiehaes, ee 
no on rie ty,% Knowieigey 
no to’ ri OUS; manifest. 5, 


noun n. The name of any thing. 


a sensed inten diliicn Micontonasiies we 


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lel 


iets aa 


NUM 


98 


NYM 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


n. He or that which 
nourishes. 


nour’ ish er, 
nour’ ish ing, 7 nouisnnent. 


. Food ; suste- 


nour’ ish ment, }; nance; support, 


nov’ el, n. A novelty ; a fictitious tale. 
, a. New, unusual; not an- 
nov el, cient. 


n. A writer of tales or 


nov’ el ist, *.40 


n ov’ el ty, ae ,» Innova- 
Coming every 


no ven’ mital, Goo sect 


mn. A beginner ; an inexpe- 
nov’ ice, rienced person. 


no vi" tiate, ae state of a noy- 
mows adv. At the present time. 
wadv. In no degree ; in no 


NO’ W1SC, “manner. 
nox’ 10US, a. Hurtful ; mischievous. 
nox’ ious ly, {iinously 
nox’ ious ness, pe. aoe dr 
nu ‘ ele us, n. A kernel, the head 
nu da” tion, Faxed 


of a. comet. 
Act of making 
nude, a. Naked ; bare;  ciaciled 


fits n. Nakedness; state of 
nu di ty, being uncovered, id 
t 
nu gac’ i ty, ey Futility; trifling 


nu ga" tion, n. Practice of trifling. 
Frivol . f- 
nu’ ga to ry, eT rings, 
saat .8 thi 
niii’ sance, §, Symes Ne 
null, a. Void ; of no force or effect. 
nul’ li fy, 
nul’ Ii ty, free 
nu mb, fy. To pit torpid ; to stupe- 
numb, a. Torpid; chilly ; motionless. 
ni’ i x t; to com- 
num ber, pute ; 10 reckon, i s an 
, ny; @ multitude ; a 
num’ ber, Guantiy’ 
num’ ber less, asation. ou 
, n. Torpor ; insensibi 
num’ ness, jiy. °° ‘ 
nu’ mer a ble, fuhtea 
nu’ mer al, a. Relating to number. 
nu’ mer als, * ri. tteg whit 
| nu’ mer ate, 


vt. To count or num- 


vt. To make null or void, 
Want of efficacy or 


ber. 


n. Act or art of 


nu mer a” tion, fatbeans 
nu’ mer a tO, Wynich number. 
nu mer’ i¢ al, f.,) Suman 
nu mer’ i¢ al ly, ade In respect 
nu’ mer OUS, fuse 
nu mis mat’ i€s, 2, 5c'ence of 
num’ skull, “3 be dunce ; a block- 
wun, tid Pee ato 
nun” Cio, ks Bae | from 
nun’ €u pate, time” 
nun’ ne ry, n. Accloister of nuns. 

nup” tia 5 Sone to mar- 
nup” tials, ret ceremony of 


vt. To take care of ; to nour- 
nurse, i to feed. , 
A female who attends a 
nuee; = child or sick person, 
n. Place where children 


nurs’ er y 9 are nursed. 


One nursed " 
nurs’ ling, fnaiing. MPs 
nur’ ture, 4 ieee to train; 
nur’ ture, aa ti nourishing ; 


nut, n.A fruit covered by a hard shell. 


nut, vi. To gather nuts. 
n. The hard excrescence 


, 
nut gall, of the oak. fii 
nut’ m eg, ri ri separates ndian 
n. Food; nourish- 


nu’ tri ment, ment; aliment. 
hu. tri’ : tion, n. Act of nourishing ; 
nu’ tri tive, a 

st 4° nourish ; 
nu tri’ tious, 


Serving to 
hour- 
ishing.. 

n. The power of nour- 
nu’ tri ture, jsning. 


nut’ shell, hs fiard shell of a 


nut’ ting, oo sae act of gathering 


nut’ tree, n. Attree that bears nuts. 


vt. To hide the head, as a 
nuz’ zle, thud. cy 
nymph, “2 my a of woods, wa- 

’ a. Relating to nymphs; 
ny mph ish, Jadylike. , 


nymph’ vias 
nyt ly, 


a. Relating to a 
nymph, or resem- 
bling one. 


| 


1 o bé#’ san 


| 0 bli’ ging ness, 


OBL 


book, dove, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, fhou. 


.h. 


Oaf, *. n. oe fool ; a silly fellow; an idi- 
sulk en, a. Made of, or gathered frem, 


the oak tree. 


Old twisted and 
oak’ um, ieaced heat 
pa n. An instrument for rowing boats. 
0’ a sis, %/ nm. A verdant spot in ades- 

f oats; be 
dat’ en, ®. Made of oats aring 
dath, n. A solemn affirmation or prom- 

ise. 
dats, n. pis: A grain commonly given 
to horses. 
ob’ du ra cy,fapentence 
ob’ du rate, ‘ciiannast* 
ob’ du rate ly, iene? 
t ; 
ob’ du rate nessyeiiibornucss. 
o be’ di ence, Suing”? 
oO be’ di ent, camere = to au- 
o bé#’ sance, nA ove reverence 
a. Reverent ; making 
sant, obeisance. 
ob’ e lisk, : hs sina of bus 
n. Forp ence ; morbi 
o bes’ i tY» fatness 
O ber 4 st. spat, ii to observe ; 
’ st . 
obit’ u ary, Assis of * 
ob’ j je eet, * out oye. which any power 
ob } je et’; at To oppose in words ; 
ob jee” tion, faent seg 
ob jee” tion a hey Sigccunn’ 
ob J e et’ ive, Preis to the ob- 
ob ju ra” tion, fy ss ns 
ob’ late, a. Flattened at the poles. 
ob la” tion, Tses n. An offering ; a sac- 
ob’ li gate, az To bind or lay under 
ob hi ga” tion, %; n. xoutrect duty; 
ob lig’ a to TY) 6 “t eposing “a 
4 vt. atify ; to bind ; t 
o blige’ y Seepeeen PF tient *O. 
o bli’ ging, s,0cdhugomrsen 
n. Civility; com- 
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ob lique’ ness, Ri Frond baal soe? 
ob liq’ ui ty, . 5 iiness. sro | 
ob lit’ er ate, %f,20, Font ite 
ob liv’1 On, Spout 
ob liv’ i ous, fiigetiuines. 
ob’ long, a. Longer than broad. 

ob! lo quyy tases, disgraee 
ob nox’ ious, exposed aie 
ob nox’ ious ly, {73h 
ob nox’ ious ness, *.,,/"9""* 
ob scéne’s $,:' situs) 
ob scéne’ ness, fiaeukpe tor 
ob scen’ ity, .Syosen) 
ob seu ra” tion, 37h act of 
ob'setire’, &, Pew: Soomy: sim 
ob seitre’, Sutsiare: "| 
ob seure’ er want of light; | 
ob seu’ ri ty, igi of priva- 
ob’ se erate, ele tio 30 
ob’ se quies, ti. n. as solemni- 
ob se’ qui ous,%, Wesient; moan | 
ob serv’ a ble, Sninn 
ob serv’ ance, fxr 
°\ob serv’ ant, fh gnere watch: | 
ob serv a” tion, 3.4%, °° | 
ob serve’, pe Sebhas? 7 ; to 
ob serv’ ing, 227f00, Nohens: 
ob se les’ cent, <8" cut of | 
ob’ so léte, e, Disused ; grown out | 
ob’ sta eles$n n. Hinderance; obstrue- | 
ob’ sti na cy, “&. Stubborn resolu- ; 
ob sti mate, far fa 
ob strep’ er ous, ¢, £074; tu 
ob stru et’, es To hinder ; to block 
ob strue” tion; my A Mindeaaiien 
ob struet’ ive, fncst Wades 


a ODO 


i Fenn rne—o rerre — r rnern ner men 


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os 


OPE | 


bir, fall, what; prey, marine; pin, bird, méve, 


| ob tain’ vt. To gain or acquire ; to 
4 vt. or.m.'Lo thrust in b 
ob tr ude dy force ; to go uninvited. q 
a. Foxeing one’s self 
ob ttise’ a. Blunt; dulb; stupid ; not 
ae ‘vt. Toprevent or hinder; 
ob’ vi ate, 
perceived, 
Ys) ea’ sion, n. Cause ; necessity ; 
duce ; to influence. 
Ah E- a. In the back part.of 
o¢ cip’ it aly foes 
: 0€ €u pan cys possession. 
4 get ; to use. 
n. An incident; 
immense expanse. 
Having. eight 
n. An eighth; am interval 
oe’ tave, 


il. 
2:9 mn n. The act of ob- 
| ob tru’ sion, fi. ‘The act of ob- 
on another. 
9 pointed. 
n, Bluntness ; stu- 
to remove. 
ob’ vi ousy 
adv, Clearly; .evi- 
ly. 
casualty. 
o€ ea’ sion; 

* a. Hidden ; secret; unde- 
0€ eu pa” tiOMy pusiness; wrade: 
O€ eur’ ) td. Cin happen ; to appear; 
O€ eur’ r ence, an event. 

n. A figure of eight sides 
oe’ ta gon, 
: of eight notes. 
| 0€ ta’ vO, 


‘ob tain’ ment, cihihe. 
HW truding. 
ob tru’ sive, 
| ob tise’ ness, pidity ; dullness. 
a. Open; plain;-easily 
’ ’ 
‘ob vi ous ly, dently ; plain 
ute"To cause or pre-- 
o¢ €a’ sion al, ¢,Herrening = 
ea eult 9 tected: 
n. Act of taking 
oe’ €u PYs vt. To fill a, place ; to 
to mind. 
0’ cean, (o’ shun) m. ‘The main ;, any 
and angige- 
O€ ‘tag’ on al,¢ sidés and angles. 
n. A book whose sheets 


make eight leaves each. 


o¢ ten’ ni al, ¢,,fo yung ene 


a. Belonging to, or known 


| oe u lar, by the eye. 


] : oc’ u list, n, One who cures diseased |’ 


‘odd, : Ca ‘ereit Strange; uncom- 
odd’ ness, Syen;pecuiany 
odds, Sareaasetueety 
Ode, n. A poem to be sung; lyric 


verses. 
es a. Hateful ; abominable ; 
0 di ous, causing hatred. 


Rey di um, n. Quality of: »prevoking 


hatred; blame. 
lo’ dor, n. Scent, whether good-or bad; 
o’ dor ous, 


fragrance ; perfume. 
a. Fragrant; of sweet 
_ 


scent ; perfumed. 


| Of’ fer, 


vt. To make ang to in- 
of fen 9 jure ; to way Searrs Se 

, A. "Trespass 7 wrong ; act. 
of fense ©) of Nee ha anyury. a 
a. Displeasing’ 
of fens’ i IVC, ious; hurtful. 
vt. To tender ; to bid ; ‘to pre: | 
sent. " 
n..A proposal ; price bid; en- | 
1 


, Wast fi 
of fal, a as pox refuse meat ; car- 
f 


+ Inju- | 


of” fer; deavor. 


| | if bla- | 
of” fer ING, fon; ating onerous 
of’ fice, 


a. Publicemployment ; agen: | 

cy ; duty. 

of fi” cial, a. Relating to office, 
” vi. To perform duty for | 

of fi éiate, another. 4 | 


” 
of fi” Cious, qe EE RY 
| 


off” spring, ‘eT RT eS | 


adv. Very frequently; man 
Po, look. fondly with side | 
0” gle; « glatices. : Pi { 


oil, n. The expressed. juice of olives: 


ald, a. Not new ; ancient } ‘worn dut. 
s fac’ to ry, a. Having the. sense 


of saanaal 
ov rhment b: 
li gareh Ys Brew Las so y 
nm. A or si 
coy sieges | prognostic. * etn? 


a. Portendi jock; | 
om’ in ous, inaugpicouse et 
n néglect 9 
O mis’ sion, eatiethinie? ; 
, ry wt. To Jeave out ; not to men 
0 mit 3 tion ; to Aogiect’ 


om nif’ j 1€, a, Creating at! things. 


om nip’ o tent, Simp 


om nis” Cient; fitnowine 


(wun’ ness) n. Unity ; the | 

one’ ness, state Of being ones 
? : a. Burdensome eavy; 

on cr ous, Spptvssive. i 

adv. Sim ; 


on ly, } a. Single e this a an ine uKY 
u ‘An. attac an, aS; 
on set, beginning. = — 
vce vt. To flow, gently or by ‘stedith. 
Oo spac’ i. ty. n, Want of transparen 


9cy; cof easel 
n. A Stone, of clian e, col- 
o pal, os pert sel 


ES ER RL 


roy pen, a. Unclosed; pidin Tit dasd. 
0! p en, 5 wnt ee to inn, | 


y ture. 
Publicly; plain 
o” pen ly, 4 candidly yin whi tebe 


ORB 


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ORP 


book, dive; full, use, €any atelae, gem, thin, ‘thou. 


n. A musical entertain ent 
op” € ra, or drama. mS 
n. Age ; infiu- 


ns 28 er a” tion, antes effect.” 
Op’ er a tive, sof ern ase 
Op” ef a tive, Sworiman: 
0’ pi at te, pte medicine that, causes 
t 6 pi’ i iON, ‘rent ine re momen judg- 
0 pin’ ion a ted, tithe: o> 
0 po del’ doe, ti. Teele! seins 
op po’ nent, a, Opposite Hadverse. 
Op PO” nent,.2 Anantesonistyor 
| op por tine’, s.cconae es 
| op por tu’ ni ty, Facer ane 
: op pose’, > ee ie or act against, 
| Op’ po site, vena conan 
Op’ po si” tion, ™ icuncermres 
op presi, Tea eet 
op pres’ sion, {,,* Cruelty ev & 
op press’ IV@y covererhaaty, | O 
op pro’ bri ous; qaphepae 
| op pro” bri um, ig. Jue ees 
op pugn’, pty: To, -Dpbager., to at- 
op’ ta tive, . Expressing — 
| op’ tie, je Remung tomer 
“Op ti” Cian, Secure cue ee 
op’ ti€s, n. he science of Vision. ©) 
op" tion, ¢, erof ohtneoaihes ali) 


bp" ’ tiOn al, @. Lem toone’s choice. 
‘op’ u lence, ws EEE ithe 
| op’ u lent, SRST Ts 8 
| 0 rae’ u lar, a. Uttering oracles ; 


sitive. 
{ 0’ ral. a. Delivered by the mouth; 
| oO ra’ HON, fice n. # RB sens speech or 


? 


9 verbal. 


>} or a tor’ 1¢€. al, a. Becoming an 
pore, to’ rt. Oy ie i Aba pt segrad, 
j ora to ry 7 eo 1 de § fa 


orb, die: yo >in a, wheel; 


eons ners — 


orb’ ed, - fi Sore formed in a cig, 


orb ie” u lar, 2,001 sen 
vic eho path or course Of a 
orb it, sauee 


losure pl 
or ” chard, *, with An ing trees. ered 


or’ ches tra, fey for musicians. 


AAy?” vt. To c 
or dain’y point to Mest 15° ae 
OF de. alg are ia Peo 
OF der, 2 re seeusen fae tats 


A method ;a rule ; a man- 
or’ der; % date ?. command. 


Order ing, TahisPestions distri 


ST 


- } 
or der ly, CT eate sf Fats 


or "ders, **; BpiOhtgpriasth ond; | 
or’ di naly #5 Expressingzo pordehnes 


or’ di nance, jj A decree; cok 
or’ di na TY, 2. Gomnen "aR 
or di na ” HOt ytisning Rs 


ord’ nance, in. Attillery ; calmnoi.) 


‘Metal. 
or e, eal state. 


or’ gan, ade tes 

or gan gi ahs ting, to organs ; 
vt. To fi properly 

or’ gan 1Ze yo Be propel 

or’ gies, n. plu. Mad, Me ae ibe 


“els. 
n. The bade ; the q 


PES oy 
O TI Ent, Vierewe wns rites 


ori ént’ al, ring ye wating to | 


n. “A natural: ‘or musical in- 


| 


maroon” or im itsymin: | 


OPP HEEL LOrePeMs 1A” ADE | 


or’ ié SiN, Four Seg ““Bepinning “ fevrunin; : 


Prititive { 
0 rig’ in al, ies Rae io ants 
° rig’ invatey fice 0.9 ‘Pinky 


‘lor’ i SON,» Ay prayer ; oral wobdlitp. 


Gi” Hho Tek, *-Aametatc migtore co 


or’ nad ment, tonsarace “ne 
or na ment, >. Sane “to “to euetis 

or Tia ment’ aly gfiiving ember 
or’ Nate, «. Adored ;*aeeorated.)\) 
or” phan; Siena betel 2 pthes 
or” phan’ ed, fen a. ha of » pa- 
ciate 


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OVE 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


a. powed in opinion 


or’ tho dox, and faith. 

or’ tho GOX Ys Sacutmoans tain 
or’ tho e Py; > 1 Doeport pronun- 
or thog’ ra phy, Spening 
or’ tive, ¢, a. Relating to "the rising of 
os’ cil late, sifasming acta 
os cil la” tion, {ices pendulum. 
os’ se OUS, far a. ae a bone; bony: 
os’ sl fy, vt. To “sii into bone. 
os ten’ sl ble, i a. JA prerents plaus- 
os tent a "tion, % Shiva; 

os ten ta” tious; fona‘or show. 
os’ tla ry) n. The mouth of a river. 


os’ tra C1Ze, v6 vt. AP banish; to ex- 


bth’ er, o Not the same ; not this ; 


, n. A kind of stool or 
ot to man, stuffed seat. 
“oust, pr vt. vat put out ; to eject ; to de- 
fe ‘Not within ; not at home; to 
| out, the end. * 
out bid’, ry To bid. taore than anoth- 


out’ br eak, oat th out; an 


, eS nm. One rejected or cast 
out east, out ; odouhel 


= Vain, outward 


, a. A cry of distress ; a 
out ery ») peed a clamor. te 
-*f vt. Toexcel; to surpass ; to 
out do’ 9 go beyond. 


out’ fit, m: apts of a person or 


out grow’ 5 vt. To exceed in growth. 
out’ house, n. A building attached 


to a dwelling-house. 

out land’ ish, {0° ogni 
out last’, vt. To surpass in duration. 
| out’ Jaw, Sone gerrivad of tre ben- 
| out’ let. ; pat Passage or discharge 
| out’ line, = ane exterior line ; a first 

i out live’, he To survive ; t to live be- 
out” post, jakie.an 
‘out paaur’y tte, hin 
ott” rage, Zseenrleages mel 
| out’ rage, cats we eet to abuse 


LAE ON OA on ED A 


a. Cruel ; violent ; 


hz 
out ra geous, excessive. 
out’ ri der, fo Ausiety ‘ 
’ d * 
out right’, ante iately; com 


vt. o leave behind 
out run’, fing. at br 


Tole i 
out sazl’, rk ‘o leave behind in sail 


out’ skirt, aie A ‘suburb; an out- 
out stretch’, eaten te: if 
out walk’, is waning, 7° behind 
out’ ward, rata eer 


out weig * erehat exceed in 


out wit’ vt. we overcome by strata- 


? wot iu. Ext 
out works, », plu. Externals vt 


0’ val, so Like an egg in shape ; ob- 


nA oeets kind of tri- 
o va’ ‘tion, ® mph rai 
n. An arche ace i 

ov’ en, +a P. or baking 


T 
oO ver act’, enough. act more than 
o ver anx’ 10US, a. Too careful ; 


9 anxious, 


o ver bear’ ing, fespouc 


o’ ver board, {i ot oF out of 


,0 ver €ist’s ficomy 
o’ ver charge, t,..2 8° * 
o.ver e6me’, Vingush 
oO ver do’, eae nent Ge 


oO ver éa’ £er, in ee heen! 
0 ver flow’, tee'or mandates 
o’ ver growth, aT is 
oO ver hang’, eet he jut over; to 
o ver héar’, sh eee 
o ver head’ seri tava 
oO ver joy’, a transport ; to de- 
oO ver lay’ ; —_ smother ;' to cover 
Oo ver léap’ , — “ay leap or. jump 


_ ’ wt. To burd ith 
oO ver loa bhi nit en with too 


* vt.T HP 
over look’, py without notice. 
0’ ver plus, % po than enough ; 
o ver rs eS ras 


over; 


ere a a 


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o ver réach’, ¢% ,79,£0 beyond: 


o ver rile’, eg at a to 
© VEF TUN’) Where; to aversptean. 


F 
o’ ver sé, | ts FR tect seas. 
o ver see’, 


vt. To superintend ; to 
overlook. 

O Ver sBeP’; Screnusaasit' 
o’ ver sight, eel i a 
o ver strain’, "ate To nae tae 
o’ vert, %, a. pas manifest ; appa- 
o ver take’, Seen ene 
o ver tiis ? = avilje burden too 
o ver throw’, Salis ite Giasppclat. 
o’ ver throw, Bulls destine- 
o’ vert ly, adv. Publicly} openly. 

o ver top’, 2: vt. By risé above; to 
o ver trip’ P To ip or walk nim- 
o’ ver ture, Sad: a eoiedipees ee. 
o ver turn’ 34 vt. Supe down; 
| o ver val’ ue, ache’ ee too 
o ver ween’ ing, %,conee4 

o ver weigh’, i bedhevede? 

(0 ver weight, p.cccsorweisht. 

o ver whe m’, % To crush; to 


to 


3 cover over, 
o ver wise’, Conceited. wise’ 
o ver work’, fiche 
o ver zeal’ ous, %4220'"5 


; o’ vi form, ML age the shape of 


o vip’ 2 rous, * erin vine forth 
Owe, Sttiges: be near to; to be 


owl, n. A species of night bird. 


oa ish, « Resembling an owl. 


ca vt. Xo lay claim to; to acknowl- 
own, edge ; to avow.: 


Own, ¢, Paloneing t to; mine, yours, 
n. Ri htful osses- 
Own’ er ship, ine pey 


ox’ y gen,» The vitai part of air. ' 


n- ‘A species of delicious 
‘ shell-fish. 


P. 


Pab’ u lar, 24. asoraing t00d ‘or | 
pab’ u lous, 5 nourishment; | | 


n. A nseee a gait ; a manner of | 
pace, w 


vi. ay move slowly ; to meas- | 

pace, ure by pacin ' mA 

a. Mild ; appeasing ; gen- | 
aceable. 


pa cif’ i€, fit be 

vt. To compose ; to quiet ; 
pac’ i fY, toappease: 
pa ek, % vt. To bundle ; to bex or tie up, 
pa ek, pare : “1 * ipete or 

, 

paek age, Siete a saokiagis’ : 
pa ek’ et, 2 nee Il bundle ; a mail 
pad, pas en easy-paced horse ; a foot- | 


ad’ dle. % To sport in the water, : 
jas 


pad’ loek, n. cabesting lock. 
pa’ gan, { i antenien ; _ unchris- 
Or ide of a] f; bey at- 
page, aa Erces apie t rs : 
page, ges 


Te moral or number the pa- | 
a 
pag’ eant, n. A spectacle or show. . 
n. Pom ostenta- | 
pag’ €ant ry, tion show | 
pa go’ da, */ n. An Indian idol or tem- | 
pal n. A sso vessel to hold Wa- | 
59 ter. 
vt. To afflict ; to torment ; to | | 
pazn, mae uneasy. } ind 4 
n. Uneasihess o en ; punish- 
pain, ment ; toil ; y 


ge gn trouble ; ‘indus- 
pains, j.7" 

a nt, n. Colors for painting: 
paint, vt. To color; to represent ; to 


describe 
n. Art of. coloring ; a Re 


a. 
paint INQ, tare. 


air n. Two things suiting one an- 
P 3 other ; a couple. 

By vt. To join in couples; to suit ; 
paz 9 to unite 


pa lan quin’, siauate iat 
’ a. Agree o the 
pat . ' bles ia mt tte ft. tast 
n strum ° e; 
pal ate, mental relish, 
pale, 


a. Looking white ; not high col- 
ored ; hw 
and dak neds ant of color ae 


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PAR 


bir, fall, what, ‘prey, ‘marine, pin, bist; move, 


n. tz small horse trained 


pal’ frey, for ladies. 


pal 1 sade’ ‘vt. ‘To inclose with pal- [ 


9 isades. 

pal j sade’, ae Stakes! ot Boles 
set for; defense or 

pal i sa” do, Yinctosure. 

pall, n. The cloth that covers Samp. 

pall, vi. To become insipid or flat. 


, vt. To ease ; to extenu- 
pal li aes ate ; to 5-4 Ae 5 


pal li a” tion, * Act og ppltating ; 


; excuse. 
pal’ lid, a. Pale ; without color: 


3. n. The inner part of the hand; 
palm, Soa f Metn i 
2% vt. To hide in the hand ; 
palm, pose by fraud. 
Resembling ‘the 


to im- 


, 
pal ma ted, f hand, webbed. 


a. That may be \felt; 
obvious. 

vi. TO beat quickly, as 
the’ heart. 


pal’ pa ble, 


pal’ pi tate, 
pal pi ta” tion, fhetican. *% 
pal’ SY, ‘n. A privation of the serise of 


feeling. 
pal’ try, fess “ 
ut feed high; t 
pam’ per, diige xahoasly, sits 
, A hH tit 
pamph let, od ey Sy A 
n. ay universal SNe 
pan a ce’ ay dy 
pane, n. A mNigple of glass. 
n. Eulogy ; -enco- 
pan. e oyr’ 1€, 


plains praise. | 
n. A square of wainscot; a 
pan “el, roll of jurors’ natties. 


pan’ el, vt. To form into panels. 


mean ; »worth- 


pan 8) n. Violent and sudden pain 


n. Sudden and distracting 
pan’ 1€, fear; causeless alarm. 


pan’ nel, n. A kind of rustic saddle. 
n. A kind of basket car- 
pan’ nier > 


ried oe horses. . 
n. mplete armor or 
pan’ oO ply, 9 bine 
t vi. To breathe quick ; toypalpi+ 
pan ? tate. th a . uick 
Short an 
on tents of ‘the 


hia the’ ONs fi heat en gods. . 


pan’ to mime, a, show; a 
pan’ tr "Vy Ke n, A room for provisions, 


pa’ acy, fp 
i "ah 5 bah relating to papas 


n The ‘office or, r- dignity i 


pa’ per, * A substance made: from 
ags. : 
pa’ pist, n. An adherent of the pope! 


pap’ ulous, fadiulee meen 
pir, 5 Salty A state of equalityyer equal 
n. ati th; 
par’ a ble, tsitmmuse 
pa Bader, ha ewan w 
pa rad e’ “vt. at exhibit for show or 


9 review. 
n. The garden of Eden, 


par’ a dise, po regions 
yl Ay n. An assertiomeontrar 
par’a dox, y 


to appearance. 
s | 
ie a dox’ ie al, eontratietory. : 
n. perfect medel 
par a gon, 2 


Mynel-§ 
. tinet tof 
par’a graph, Siinhsoete 


a “allel, trechons jnrthe same 


aod a lyt’i ie, & ‘e Aiecte with pal- 
. °Chiefy abo 
par’ a mount, all; absolute. ” 
r’ a pet... A wall breast high. 
par a pet, 

A> full inter- 
par’ a phrase, Oe 
par’ 2 site, z aebatberee a hang- 
Pp ar’ a sol, Biedes umbrella used 

vt. To boil in part ; tovhalf 


par’ boil, 25, 


A small b y 
par’ cel, tity Soret bande 3 ete 
par’ cel, vt: To divide into portions. 

r 
parch’ ment, oine on 

‘rem sion. 

par’ don, 
a. That may be 
and little ; to diminish, 
par e gor’ Te, 
n. Extraction : (birth, | 
, 
pa rent’ al, kind ; aan 
tence in- 


pairch, t,o dortetoe7ups 60 
n. Skins dressed for | 
%. Sparingness ; frugal- 
par’ cl ty, ji ieee 
par’ ‘don, sriReroteenne 
vi. To forgive an offender; 
to excuse, , 
par’ don a Ble, fartonea ” 
t f: t. 
pares i eerie; todmnsh 
@, Having power to 
assuage. pain. 
par’ ent, tioer MO 
par’ ent ALE, descent, | 
a. Relating to parents ; 
‘pa rent’ the Sis, (otePtnay 
i ie get, n. Acplaster bh he? 


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105 


PAS 


_ beok, dove, full; iuse, ean, ‘Chaise, éetn, thin, thou. 


} Constit 
‘pa ri’ é tal, faerorvae | | 


‘par’ ishy 34 n Ane nae society 


|| par’ i ty, «. ouseht réseniblance. 


park, ae 9 inclosure for deer, or pub- 


{ par” lance, n. ‘Conversation: / taik.| 
pat’ "ley, vi. To confer or meat with 


j verbally. 

| par’ ley, eee Set 
par’ lia ment, % crear Bnvein.” 
par’ lor, ne hilewer — 

|| pa ro’ chi al, Bplonsinss © * 
| pa ro ’ chi ati rg Bs pai 


par’ 0 dy, verod vt. 7 copy by way of 
| paral, parole!, < Broce 


ar ol ron. W Weibateatharahasiven 
Pp OL€ 4 by a prisoner. 


nar’ The access, of a 
par’ ox hate fe 


fever od fit. fe, 
‘ atin a 
par rr efdal 4, Ree 


EE 
par’ ri cide, n. The nfurde lh 


ther. 

vt. To turn aside ; to ward 
par’ ry, off ; to put by thrdets ‘ *). 
: ‘pars €, i = resolve a sentence into 


|) par si mo’ ni ous arnt 

par’ sl mo Ys & eiovmest, me 
n. cle an or ; 

par’ Son, i mide 


a minist 
| piir’ Son age, tingmsion 


part, e 4 Vern share, or piece; not 
ole 


vt. To. se te,; to, divide 
part, keep enter add ? 


|| par take’, shave; tolnave fart 45 
par tak’ er, 


complice. 


par ‘lerre', level aeons uF 


if 
| par” tial, ¢; che party. Brains ony 


par tial’ ¥ ty, 2 Anmneanad josg- 


jj par tic’ i pant, ; my ites who par- 
| par tic’ i pate; vet Th share) or 


| par tie i pa” tion, sbpsing 
| par’ ti ‘eles to pm iy. yt ttle 
pa Gti lar, act cit? {pint 


gular, ~ 


| part’ ner, 


pas’ sive, 


n. A Sharer iM ; anac- 


par tie’ u lary Bain nglednstadcp | 


par tie”u lar Tze, 
par tie’ u lar et 


distinctly. - 
v Aomeeen } 


par ti” tiony ¢ avi 
part” Tys fox 
terest’ an associate. 
part’) ner “fis 
parts, Tatts 
par’ ty, 


9 or property. 


tion; an assembly. . 


pas’ € hai, a. Pertaining to the pass- | 
vt. To go beyond ; BAEAsisits to | 


omit ; to enact laws. 


pass, 


pass, * n. A narrow entrance ; a hic. | 
a. That maybe pereg . 


piss’ a ble, 
pas’ Sage, x. ney or nF voyages 
pas’ sen: ger, way farer. 
pas’ si ble, 
pas’ sion, - 
pas sion ate, 


sion. 


anger. 


4 To name |} 


ecially. } 
vision ; | 


* ones wins ae pain in- | | 
+ om Ajointintétest | 
ties ; faculties ; dis- | 
n. Association ; cause ; fac- | 


a. ‘ane of din face 
ne > Anger; ove 3. —T 
‘a. Basily ékcidead to | 


pas’ sion léss, G.i2%2 ~ pe, 


a. Not desi 
meek. 


pas’ sive ness, sabe 
pass’ O ver, = A Jéwistttestival. 


& i quiet ; 
n. State of beihg | 


pass’ port,» n. A permission to pass. ] 


past, a. Gone by? hot present ; Spent. 


beg dt 
pas ‘terny 
pas time, eID tole 

pas’ tor, n. shepherd ;' a ‘clergy- 


pis" tor al, 


cement... 


horse’s leg. 


a. Relating toa shep- 
9 herd.or clergyman. 


n: Any tenacious! mixture; a | 


| 


n, The Jéwér part ofa | 
“nt Sport ; rééteation pdi- 


pas’ tor. ly, a. erry a pastor! 


pas: try, n. Pies, or baked dough. 


Pastatel cvouadl. | 


pas tur age; feed for cattle. 
pas: ture,? fol fenders tl 
pis’ pe MBP PHbs einen 


to areas 
: sae 


I 
i 


EY SNS eS 
nn. 


PAU 106 PED 


bar, fall, what, prey; marine, pin, bird, move, 


pas’ ty, 


n. A pie of crust baked with- 
out a dish. 


pat, vt. To strike gently or lightly. 


patch, 
patch, %3 


vt. To mend or piece with 
9 patches 


n. A piece sewed on; 2 spall 


pat’ ent, 


x. An exclusive right or 
privilege. 


| pat ent ee’, meat ts 1B 


’ Becoming a father ; 
? n. ce or relation 
ae tern’ i LY5 of a father. 


n. The Lord’s 


pa’ ter nos tery, prayer. 
path, ow. paths, trace |" 
a. n ne ‘pas- 
pa thet’ ie, $00" * 
path’ less, a. Untrodden; unknown. 


n. ome a) feeling ; en- 


pa’ ‘thos, Fs 
pa’ ’ tience, tions ; endurance. 


” tient 


? 


My Ability to bear afflie- 


a, Bearing calmly; en- 
during with resignation. 


pa” ti ent ly, tie Ret § with 


n. The head of a fam- 


pa’ tri areh, i dee 
pa tri’ cian, a. Senatorial ; noble. 


Owned by 


pat ri mo’ pial, § crisches: 


‘pat’ 


rl mo ny, cates 


Inherited es- 


pa’ tri ot, n. A lover of his country. 
pa tri ot” ie, funy. P"° 
pa’ tri.ot ism, ™, {ave for one’s 


pa trol’, n. A night-watch ; a guard. 
n. A powerful friend; a 


pat’ ron, 
’ . _ Support ; protee- 
pat’ ron age, fon ?sereige 
pat’ ron €Ss, ». A female patron. 
pat’ ron 1Ze, pol Pat aN 


pat’ 


supporter. 


ron 1z er, pe ep come 


pat ron ym" ie, fom ancesion. 
at’ tern, .A specimen ; a model. 
P ) 


n. Smallness of quantity 
paw ci ty, or number. 
n. A person very poor ; a 


paw’ per, 
pau’ per ism, *; B agora of pov- 
pause, Scum po consider ;, 


pause, 


pee a 


as 


ey cs Mu etones 


beggar. 


Mies SB 


n. A stop; Wiplabe of intermis- 
sion ; suspense, *) 


aera 


a vt. To lay or,cover astreet or 
pry walk with stones. 


| 
| 
pave’ ment, fick, ee | 
pa vil’ i 10N, fo n. ba tent ; a, temporary 


Ww vt. To aan with the fore fot; : 
pa ? to handle roughly. 


n. Act of strikin with the 

ge 6g thy 

vi. o pledge; to ve in 
PAWN, fied > °* Bi 


pawn, { n. Something givén in securi- 
? 


pay, vt. Te discharge a debt ; to re- 
ward 
pay’ 2 ble, copie neal that 

pay’ ment, Drewara 


a n. Cessation of war; rest; 
peace, quietness ; silence. ; 


peace’ a bles 2uascts aim) 
peace’ " furl, &, Quiet ; pacises mild | 
peace fal messy stil inp 
péak, are thing painted. Sere 


eal. n. Aloud noise, as of bells, thun- 
pe 9 der, or cannon. 


peal, vi. To play solemnly or lotidly | 
pe’ an, n. A song of tiumph or ap- 


pear], tic és os precious gem; afilmon | 


if . gy ae with pearls 34 
pear I 7 9 like pearls. . 


pe as’ ant, “ One bad nen 
pe as’ ant ry; cee te rustic | 


pe ¢’ ea b : 3 feet or liable ir 
n. An offense ; ab 
pee’ €an Cy, quality, 

a. Crimin offending 
pee’ eant, ill disposed ; 
peek, n. The fourth part of a bushel. 

vt. To strike with the b 


peek, any pointed instrument. 
pee’ to ral, cn Eclating to gr 


| 
pee’ u late, i," cars nt 
pee u la” tion, Funicmoney: 
, a. Particular ; not com- 
pe eul Jar, oe 

pe eil iar’ 1 ty, Saaness 
pe etin’ la ry, %; Moating 1emen- | 
' 
’ n. is schoolmaster; 
ped a Zogue, ‘a pedant 
e’ dal, a. Portaining to a foot. | 
. Aiarge pi a 
ped’ al, Safle eb 


a RR 


AATEC RAN \veaety iLO NeR <e= atethibie oS AE OS 


PEN 


107 


PER 


book, dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


n. eg vain of his know]l- 
oe ret like a 
SP Cotenistion of 


ped’ ant, %3 
pe dant’ 1 ie, fate 
“ant ry, Jearning. 
ped’ dle vt. To sell em wares by 
? ae ho sells front 

’ ew e 
ped’ dler, Piace to Pace i 

’ 

ped es tal, " a pe nd o 4 
des’ rr She erhabned ae 
ped’ i ele, *. ere alk that supports 
ped:.3 BEC,  tmemsen ey sc: 
i ment, door n, yea over 2 
ped.uin’ ele, feist 


peel, vt. vt. we pare ; to take off the rind. 
m4) look slily or through a 


| Peeks m man. 
‘peer’ ’ abe, 
peer’ 
: or "less, ¢.5 ee “e That, has No peer ; un- 
peev’ ish, a Fett wu awa id 
‘peev’ ‘ish ly, fina “etal petu- 
poev’ ish ness, ft 
n. Wealth ; riches ; money. 

If, 

pell mell’, 2.7 TEER EIUAY ; con- 
used! 


pel lu’ cid, ¢, ee" Hhtosrent 


i vt. To Ad ig a to strike with 
t,. something thrown, 


pel’ try, n. Furs or skins in general. 
pam, vt. To coop or shut up; to write. 
l. « Inflicting punishment; 
pe’ na 5 vindictive. 
| pen’ al ty; censure. open 
‘pen’ cil, alice for Mie or 
pen’ Cil, s'peneit; te wate, 
pend’ ant, n. a; éar-ring ; an orna- 
ment ; a flag. 
pend’ en CY, & scatter | °**? 
pend’ ent, “he oe. apm 
pend’ i ing, ¢; a. ee yet unde- 


n. The dignity of a peer. 
er The wife of a noble- 


Hanging j ; not 
below. 


pend’ u lous, Supported 
pend!’ lum, 3, ese = 
pen’ e tra ble, «7 my 


penetrated. 
pen’ e trate, t: Tolpierce; to ns 
e 
ne tra” tion, tir n. A a poveny 
pen’ e tra tive, 2, “Acute dis- 
pen’ i tence, ference con- 
potentent : contrite, 
n’ Sorrow ink 
pe i tent, sorr i thas 
pen i ten” tial, &. 
pen’ man ship, ». a: oe writing: 
n’ ni-tess,S. yy money 
a sion, 2 settled ey allow- 
pen’ sion, 
pen’ sive, a oa Renee! ; thought- 
pen’ sive NESS, 5 cows 8 seri- 


pen’ ta gon, * a figure of five an- 
a. Having five 


pen tag’ on al, tides 
t 
pen’ ta tetich, ti. oia Testament 
pen’ te <ost, n. A Jewish festival. 
n. The Jast syllable in a 
pe nult’, 


vt. To support by an an- 
nual allowance 


word but one. 
pe nult’ i mate, Paced 
pe num’ he gating Teron, 
pe nu’ ri ous, st 
n’ur : overty ; indigence ; 
ps ple, “A nation , men or per- 
en 
peo’ ple, vt. "ro furnish with inhab- 
tant 
pep’ per a pungent, aromatic 
hate t vt. To walk 
per am’ bu late, shout 
‘)per c@iv’ a ble, perceived 
r ceive’ vt. oil scover ; to ap- 
pe ) bie os ett ou 
_ cep’ li 9 perceived. - 
per cep” tion, perceiving of 
per cep’ tive, caren 
per’ £0 late, edt through 
per us’ SION, >A Act of striking. 
per di” tion, = oe en dl 


ope Danses ato atte ne 


PER 


108 


PER 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


per’ emp ‘to ry, solute: express 
tin 
RFT, en’ ni a p] year eporretal ‘ 


per’ feet, ¢ Siished,, ie Buia, 


vt. To, finish or te; 
per feet’ er38 ae ne 


n. Accomplishment; 


n. Fragrance ; asweet 


per fee” tion, Vyeanpieuon 
t per ’ feet ly 3 pocuraielye = “ 
PEs, fid’ i ous, Pte nsec 
per. fi dy, ¢ a. 
| per ’ fo rate, eatro aEne thee 
per fo ra” tion, fogs? org 
, t "t : 
Pee form ? to S aeindiat 
per form’ "ANCE; Work done 
* One > 
| BESS. form’ er, forms or plays. “sy, 
per’ fume, 
per fume’, scent or odor 
? t. To fill with fi t 
Pet fume ) ae scent. ragran 
e’ rl (pe’ ry) m. An éasterm nymph) or 
P > fairy. : 
er’ i], ™ Danser: hazard ; risk ; dan- 
P 9 ger denounced. TEPER 
an US 5 
per’ il a neh» fall of peril. 
Re rim’ eter, Pop ceased 
n. A circuit; end; series 


pe’ rl od; of years ; full stop. 
pe ri od’ I 1€ al, a. Stated; regu- 
periph’ e ry, mate fa claie, @ 
per’ Lppraweye cris many. 
per’ ’ [sbigiing cen 'e CAT OSES 
t per’ ish a ble; ¢ 328m fo aeioty 
per’ 1 Wi g) be wig ie -a covering for 
per jure, a a fo NNR * 
n.’ Taking a false Gath; 
per: ju PY swearing Pialanly. . 
per’ Ma MENCE} foosinuance. 
per’ manent, fesunchangod., 
per’ manent ly, ne 
per, mea ble, poe pe " 
per’ me fay ane vt. To pass through 
per mis’ ci ble, Fictiea 
[per mis’ is’ ston, A granting leave; 


a nage 


1 | RR ed ag HAL GLAD eet EAB TA te eet 


a. Positive ; ab- 


MER A NNER: WO Ket) eT Se 


p er mit’, os ae allow ; tolsuffer; to 
per mit’, aA anited or official pers 
per} mit’: wanes) « Jae 
per 1 mu ta” tion, Ser aeng:. 
Destructi 
per ni” cious, *, ver rynctionse 
per Oo ra’ ’ ton, §, ~ close of a 
per pen die’ u jar, ea oi 
per” pe trate, thts 
per pe tra” tion, %, Commission | 
per pet’ u al, Sateen 
per pet’ u ate; >. ar, ‘eg /per- 
a oe me 
per pe tu’ i ty, without jantieg 


vt. To disturb or trouble 
per plex’, wisn dourts. 


per, plex’ i ty, a. Doubt ; anxiety; 


irresolution. 
per’ qui site, *,.0ain.g yt 


: FS) eho Oe 
per’ se eute,, vti To oppr 


WEX ; to Aes 3 


| 


erse- | 


per se ew ’ TON, Sat pti 
per se ver”ance, 2 Rimes 


per se vere’, vi “Aarng inue firm; || 
a. Constant, 
per se ver PINS oe Parsisting, | 


To h 


, on; to perse- | 
per sist 9 2 not to yield. » ar i 


REE sist’ ence, 
per. SOD, woman, or child, 
per: son age, 
per’ son al; 
per’ son ate, 


obstinacy. 


tinction. ,. 


self ; peculia 
vt. pe repr 
counterfeit. 


n. Perseverance; | 
n. An. individual ; man, | 
n.»A person of’ dis- 
a, Relating to’ ore’s 
sent } to 


per son a” tion," another, | 


per son’ i £¥5, vt.To change from 


per spec’ tive, 


a: Pertaining ‘to 
vision, : 


per spi a” cious, Wickes 

A aC y 
per Spl. eu i ty; Gansparency,. I 
per, spice’. u ous, Se ied ‘ Ga) 


n- Act of per- 


per sprra’ tion, spiring,. 
per, spire’, wees emit © ‘by the 


per suade’ ” opts To influence by ‘at- 


gume 
per sua’ "sion, a slice 


ieee einai Oe RS 


— 


things h PO ag vy 


| 


} 


1 per vers’ 1 ‘ty, 
per ver’ sion, a The. as or 
| per vers’ Ivey (eer tas 


| 


‘pest! i 1 lent, a 


| 


ee ee 


PET 109 PIC 


———————————— 


book, déve, full, use, ean, thaise; ‘gem, thin, thou. 


per sia’ SIVe; f pesuade, 


pert, “i so “lively 5. saucy ;, petu- 


per tain’, ® an Di belong to Prieep ‘pe 
| per ti na” cious, é, Cpstiaaty 


per tinac’i ty, permanence? 
per’ timence, Fines ens 


Fit: just 
per’ ti'rierity the pepaee st |p 


p ert’ ly. adv. Briskly ; saucily ; with 


smartness. 


; , t Brisk 9 
pert t ness, Sout ee. iti 8 


per ’turb ate, vt. To disquiet; to 
per turb a” tion, n. Disquiet of 


|| perturb’ ed,syin 
‘per vade’ # te) pass through or 


over. 
a. Froward b ; 
per verse’, fisinate ne 
P 
per verse’ ness; }f.7°uzne¢ 
oy i jp ohaHee- 


vt. 'To distort ; toomi en 


’ 
4 BS, vert §,to turn from the ri t. 


per’ Vi OUS, ike 


pe ru "sal, n. Actofireading over. 
pe ruse’ - To lookjor read over ; 


j.,to observe. 


, pest, sao plague or pestilence ; mis- 
chief, 
4 ‘pes’ ter, vt. To harass ; to annoy; to 


disturb: 
pest if’ er ous; f eats; afeg- 


pest’ i i lence, nA contagious sug- 
ti ¥ex maulig- 


pe es ‘tl e, n. a instrument used. in a 
mortar. 


eti n, Any animal .much fondled ; 
P } slight displeasure, ~ 


pet vt. To treat as a pet ; ; to fondle. 
et al, n. Theileaf of affower: | 
peti” tion, on iene 
pe ti* tion ice 


pe tres’ cent, facing stay, 
pet ri fae” tion, Sp 
pet’ r ri fy, vi. To chatigé ‘to or be- 


come stone. 


t’ ti foe ger, %: 
pe g se ve ans peey- 


et’ TY ae Peat Finnie i 
‘pet’ u lance, e meek cape 
pet’ u lant, oe Lnerverse 5} 


pet’ tish, 7%. 


A sche! pitiful 


pew n. AN ore seat idblcnain | 


phat’ anix, f, oa 


ew" tér; 5 Sg a ‘trang tip 


of men elpse- 


ed 


apparition, ; an 
phan’ tasMy Tragiis : appearance 


phan’ tom, ¥i, n. 3 eee er; m fancied 
* of: - 
Pp har’ ma ey grceel tate 


phenom’ e non, 
phi lan’ thro py, 
phil i ip’ ple, faghin 


phi lol og as as 


phi los’ o phize, 


mi Steangeap- 
pearance. 


Rit, ind. 
invective dec- 


Tie roceiisen 
eg 
mg} evaeet 

Knowledge, 


phi los” 0 phy; 3 $n hat tural or moral. 


| phil’ ter, toy Sore ne, to. cause 
hiz, n. The om the countenance, 


phle bot’ 2 m gee ‘blood- i 


phle FT, bo atery nines of the 


phleg mat’ 1 ie, -* 


Cold heavy ; | 


phon’ 1€, a. Bhar torsound. 


n. Mode of spee@h peculiar 
phrase, to a language ; idiom., 


phre nol’ oO SVs Mind, 
hren’ SY; ‘n, Madness ; fury ; state | 


of bei 


Science of the 


ranti 


Cc. . 
ting ; 
this’ 1 1€ al, sumptive. rij 


. Th 
phys’ 1€y medieinés. 


art Jof | ‘healing ; | 
- vt. To treat wi medicine | 
‘| phys” i 1€, or physic. nm tad | 


«. Relating “toinature ; ; 


phys’ i 7‘ al, not mor 


n. One who professes | 


phy $1” clan, the ar 
Arey ies, n. Natural 


al; medicinal. 


t of healing. 


n. The Eling 


phys: i ol 0 By; are, 


ne. who plays on the | 


Pl an’ ist, * piano-forte. 
n. A kind of widlloundet a 


pl az’ Za, roof; aportico.. + 
i iek vt. To choose ; to. select ; to take | 
Pp 3 up; to gather ; to rob. 


a a een 


TIE ah ah ns ls Saad 


. | 
ove% of | 


| 


— aw 


| 


) 


” 


| 


Sw 


PIL 


AE AERO SEER TE A A CO EAE AEE SS! No | 


110 


PIT 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


pick’ et, n. A sharp stake; a guard. 


’ n. A kind of salt liquor ; any 
| piek le, thing pickled. | 


, t. To preserve in pickle ; 
piek le, to season, a: " a 
icture 
‘pie to’ rl al, by a painter. + Pros “ng 


vt. To represent by paint- 
ing. 


| pie’ ture, 

‘pie’ ture, Sot or a reg in 
ple tur esque’, «Like picture. 
| ‘pie’ bald, a. Of various colors. 


z. atch; to enlarge ; te 
piéce, mite B isatiish by addition. 
piece, 


| 


n. A patch ; a fragment ; a gun, 
coin, pee &c. au 
a ole ; not m o 
| piece’ less, separate pieces. 
a. arate ; single. 
piece ‘meal, } tas’ in pieces, 
pier n. Ne column or support of an 
9 arc 
vt. To penetrate ; to enter; 
| pier _ to “affect. ‘2 Rit 
v. arply ; pen- 
‘piér c’ ing ly 9 ay ama 
4 n. A mirror between 
| ‘peer’ a Windows. 
n. Devotion; an affecta- 
| pr € tism, tion of piety. 
pi’ e ty, 4 aid of religious 
u 
n. Colors for painting ; 
pig’ ment, paint painting ; 
_n. One of a small nation ; a 
pig’ my % ‘dwarf. 


A sort of lance; a spear; @ 
pike, § fish ; hn road. : 
n. A heap; an accumulation, a 
pile, building. 
ile vt. To heap ; to accumulate , to 
Pp 9 lay upon. 


: , vt. Y, To steal ; to practice pet- 
pil’ fer, ty ther 


pil’ grim, rol x traveler ; a wander- 


pil’ g rim age, io devotional 


il st Around bali or mass of medi- 
Pp 9 cine. 


pil’ lage, 3 7. wade act of plun- 
pil’ lage, vt. ‘ a a ‘to spoil 
| pil’ lar, n. A cokunan ; a supporter. 


pil lar edy rt 
n. ind of 58 @ ior 
pil’ lion, 


women. { 
, n. An instrument of pun- 
Pull 10. Ys Touma orga 
, n. ag o own or feathers 
pil 162, to see on. 
Vix vt. To rest any thing ona 
i’ lo n. One who steers or directs 
Pp t, the course of a ship. 
ances 


pin’ nace, 


pi’ lot age, ibe, office or hire of 


n. A small red ustule on 
pim’ bast the skin. nea" . 
n. A short pointed wire; a : 
pin, Sait P peg; 
i vt. To fasten with pins ; to fix or 
p! s make fast. 


n. Aninstrument to draw 
pin’ cer Sy nails, &c. 


vi. To squeeze Sittomse the 
pinch, fingers ; to distress ; to gripe. 


piney vt..To languish ; to grieve for. 
pin’ ion n. The joint of a wing ; the 
? 


beh is oy ee , 
vt. To bind the wings or the 
pin’ ion, arms ; to shack ia” 

k vt. To work In eyelet-holes ; to 
pin 5 pierce in small holes. 
n. A boat of a ship of 
war ; 


pin’ na ele, n. A tower or aint 


pi o neer 4 ah a who clears the 


a,. Religious ; devout ; duti- 
pr OUS, fu) to God. 


adv. Devoutl ; in 2 pious . 
pi’ ously, gee seioy ton | 


n. A musical instrument ; tube ; # 
pipe, a measure of two hogsheads 


piq’ wan cy, Brita erat sever- 


a. Stimulatin ungent ; | 


n. Ill-will ; petty malevolence 
pique, or malice. q 


Act of robbery oni the | 
rac ; a 
Di r atc, 2° ‘One who pee on the 
pi rat’ ie al, i eoddats tibiae. 
pis’ €a to ry a. Relating to fish 
9 


a small. 


3 ie fishmg 
n. Small firearms ; 
pis’ tol, hand-gun. 4 rf 
n. A cylinder used in pumps ; 
pis’ ton, 6 or syringes. ‘ 
n. Ahole ; abyss , the grave ; ahol- | 
pit, low part. 4 
it n, The resin of ] pine ; elevation, 
pl Cc 9 ge hy he ‘ 
vit. To fix, to lant , to throw 
pitch, headiong Fi ¢ ; 
“4? a. Sorrowful; exciting | 
pit € ous, pity , tender, mean. 
! h n. The marrow of a plant ; en- | 
pit > ergy: ae With 
, adv. i cogency or; 
pith’ 1 ly 9 tr a 3 
L t - 
pith’ Ys fie a. Fullof pi strong ; eet 
pit’ i a ble, a. Deserving pity. 

a. Tender ; melancholy ; | 
pit’ i ful, paltry | 
pit’ i i less, ¢ ro tury pity ; merci- 
’ n. A sma rtion or al- i 
pit tance, jowance, 7 


a ee re ee a ee 


\ 


A 


iW 


asa =a 


f = <- 
} PLA 
| 


book, déve, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


vt. To sympathize with; to 
show mercy. 

n. Compassion ; sympathy ‘with 
misery. 


pit’ y, 
it’ 
| piv! oty ae pin on which a thing 


pla’ €a ble, a Wiking to be ap- 


pla eard’, . Meat ; a manifesto; 


n. Locality; rank; space in 
‘place, ae gh precedence my 
la im a place ; to fix; 
‘Pp ACE, {. + done 
| plac’ id, { g-.. shore * : quiet ; 


mild ; 

| plac’ af ness, a. Mildness i 
pla’ gi a rism, n, Literary theft. 

} | Pare ia rist, ? n. A thief in litera- 


ture. 
vi. To tease; to vex ; to af- 
pagne flict or torment. 
n. Pestilence ; trouble ; vex- 
Ue, ation. 


plag Variegated stuff; a Scotch 


plaed, ¢ dress. 
plain, tie a. aed level ; clear ; sim- 
; la i adv. Sincerely ; evidently; 
Pp ain’ y; ? SlemP ys | it ok 

s sin- 
‘plain’ NESS, Ceriy, clearness. 
xpressing sorrow ; 
| plaint’ ive, famening. 
| platt, vt. To fold ; to double ; to braid. 


plan; 


vt. To scheme ; to form in de- 
sign. 
n. * scheme ; a form or model; 
| plan, a draught. 
la n. A level surface; a joiner’s 
'p ane, tool for smoothing boards. 


plane, vt. To level; to make smooth. 
plan’ et, Soa n. rs revolving celestial 


: | plan’ et a ry, parce as tag 
plank, % To lay oF waver with planks 
| plant, ffs. vt. To'set ; to cultivate ; to set- 
| plant, n. any vegetable production. 
plant a’ ‘tion, n. A place planted ; 
n. A mixture of lime and 
water ; a salve. 
| plas’ ter in 5 plaster. 
plas’ ti €, Fines a power to give 
plat, xt Oe interweave ; to form by 
plate, eat from, 
n. A horizontal place ; a 


a colony. 
| ‘plas’ ter, 
n. Work done in 
plat, n. A small piece of ground. 
n. Wrought silver ; a vessel to 
plat fords 2 oo 


Relating to Plato; 
pla ton’ 1€, Gite, ana it Nt ¥ 


? A are body of 
lat oon’, t.6on" y of mys 


n. Applause ; approbation 
loudly expressed. 


plaud’ it, 
plau’ si ble, vigit'm appecrance. 
play, . Fe Qs Sport; a game; 
play, vt. pki s sport ; to game ; to act in 
a drama. 
plag’ ful, a. Sportive ; fullof levity. 
. A ion ; 
play’ mate, Aaa Tichee 
pléa, 3,/ n. A form ef pleading ; an apor 


vi. To argue ; to reason ‘with 
plead, * mas G A admit or deny. 


pléad’ ing, * ind The wat or form of 
pleas’ ant a. Delightful ; cheerful ; 
> gay. 


pleas’ ant ry, * n. ‘Gayety; merri- 
please, bo he vaeligt: to gratify ; to 
pléas’ ing, [2a dapted to pease, 

pleas’ ur a ble, fun Peery 

pleas’ ure, fon; cities 
ple bed’ an, pie a ER is 
pledge, nile pawn; a surety ; ; ahos- 
pledge, His toistiesa grok. 
ple’ na ry, then complete ; per- 
plen’ i tude, fjeting’® of power; 
plen’ te ous, %, Copious; exuver-| 
plen’ te ous ness, "ii 
plen’ tisful, sacA*muases;, er 
plen’ ty, n. Abundance ; fruitfulness. 
ple’ o nasm, sc cachet in oe 
pleth’ Oo ri, cing of blood er 
pleth’ o rie, ¢. Having a full habit. 
pli a bil’ i ty, s.Zxenny,, oo 
pli’ a ble, «. Fiexibie; easily bent. 

pliant ee ae 

pli’ ant, ao swiss ; limber; easily 
pli, Wiles orins n. Condition; state ; good’ 


vt. i. To Peden to cy as se- 
curit 


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POI 


POP 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine; pin, bird, move, 


, r. Téiling { studyin 
plod ding, } 2a. aRaEe i 
lot vt. To plan; to devise ; ito con- 
p 9 trive. 

low n. An instrument used in hus- 
Pp b) mi Ld “we 

vt, To turn t wit 

plow, a plow. ha gro 4 

lum n. A kind of fruit ; the sum of 
pt >) 100,000 POWs, £ we 

n. Feathers ; a suit 

plu’ mage, feathers. 

: ummet;/a ‘Meaden 
plumd, satert te a line,’ 
plume, a3 a inathers a ; towering 
pliime’ 1eSS, 5 ag of fe: th- 

a. Somewhat fat; fall and 

plump, smooth ; Foe iy ts 
n. Fullness, onte 
plump’ ness, ency to fullness. 

plun’ der, ». Pillage ; spoils of war. 

vt» TO rob; to*take b 

plun’ der, > pillage y 
o put sudde u 

plunge, ¥ water P : y se 
e act 0 uittin un 

plunge, Giner suddenly. r : 


lu’ ral, a. Implying more than one. 
plu ral rete et 
plu’ vi al, a. Rainy ; relating to tain. 


ply, 2 To. busy one’s self; to’ work 
9 aman 
pneu mat’ te, % Relsvernyinds 
poach, - uy boil slightly; to steal 
pock’ ets 7553 franamen 
po’ em, nwvA composition in verse. 
po’ e Sy; rg art of writing poe- 
po et! Tey mere peuet 
po’ et TY, sh sag Writing in verse; 
poign’ an cy, al hhafphbss as- 
poign’ ant, Severe piercing ; 
point, “abe bare to direct tow- 
Ml ahecmars Shineapetony 
point’ ed, Pinar pane eg 
point’ ing, Act of sharpening 
point! less; Situs 
poise, < chs weigh mentally ; to bal- 
poi’ son, = Pet oi with nt i : 
| por son, suroys life sok whith ae- 
—one 


pop" u Tate," 


a. Venomous , | de- | | 
structive.” » 


por’ son ous, 


po. ‘lar, dene to the some ta | 
po lar’ 1 ty, *, ceo" Ave 
pole, m Extiemiy of theleg saa 
po lice’, i, 4.2387 Te aevoiled 


Art of govern ty 3 
pol’ 1 cys anes: SH a 
,: vt. To smo t Oss 
pol’ ish, refine. Lee: 


pol’ ish, <7 SH ngapLaoney ale 
po lite’stAgn tener -saitep 
po. lite’ ness, rsitigitis ee 
p ol’ i i ti €, a. Prudent ; artful ; scun- 


ning 
pol’ i i ti €S, Nn. ‘Science . of’ soya 
n. Form. of government ; 
civil constitution ;. policy. 
oll n. The head; a list of Voters at 
na ol ta an election. 
? to taint. 
oT ly” tony Sua fet aaiieg: 


ment. 
pol’ 1 ty, 
1 lute’ vt. To defile ; to kiirfidat 
corruption ; taint, 


pol troon’ gig me ; Me 
po lyg’ amryy %, 4, Piatality of 
pol’ y glot, <b melting: 
pol’ y gon, “3 zs figure of many an- 


po ma’ tum, *. n. rs fragrant | oint- 


vt. To Sat, to bruise ; 
pom’ mel, to punch. 


p omp, Ostentation ; pride ; ‘splen- 
Or,, 

pomp’ ous, Pt  amaee ; grand ; 

pon’ ’ der; v1. To Weigh mentally ; to 


muse ; to consider. 


pon’ der ous, piBctry: weighty; 


Ad ; short 
pon’ iard, siabhing Weeehy. 4, 
pon tiff. n. A high priest ; the pope. 
p ont ft i i € al, we: -<-igaceng to the 


poor, a. Not rieW aia ; In want. 


The bish f Re th 
POPP, ri - oer «ck shugch. 4 
pope’ ry 


n. The religion.of the Ro- 
yy Shee ltitude ; th 
n e multitude ; the 

Pop” u lace, Fale 
pop’ u lary fam a. Suing the people ; 


pop. u lar’ i ty ‘% Tho favo ef 


vt. To furnish with in- 
nad 


a itt eleaet aaa 


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book,” dives: fal, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, .fhou. 


pop ula” 
| pop’ u lows; {i034 Powen welbinhabied, a. 
|| por’ ce lain, “s bite “Bh jane 


: por ch, n. An entrance ; a porticos 

a] vt. To look or examine earnest- 
| pore, jy: 

pore, 

| po’ Tous, 


Kes " A-spiracle of é . skin; Pas; 
sage for perspira 

a. Full of passages. or 
pores. 


por’ phy ry, mn. A peculiar|niarble: 
: port, eck aston aint mien ; bearing ; 
| port’ able, 24 


port’ al; e. 2 4 or, arch ofa gate- 


wit may » »be car- 


por tend’; {at ze. ve foreshow ; to fore- 
|por tent’, ». En wqrealas jv. “i 
| por tent” Cuba CRP PA 
! por” tion, Sividemas a A Dalticgs 
| por’ tl £0, n. A Tait a 


port’ hele; nA Sue to point can- 


non through. 


| port’ ly; fu a Ss a of poten ; majestic, 


| ~ " pigture drawn fol 
| por’ tr ait, the life. 
i vt.°To. paint or describe 


j por traz ay’ ? ‘by picture; to adorn. 
| pose, vt, To puzzle; to interrogate: ; 
|] posi” tiomsFietau dows. 


| pos’ : ti iv e, a. yen ; absolute ; cer- 


tain. 
| pos’ i tive ly, a 


pos Sess’y fe phe Omay 5! ; to occupy ; 
pos’ sl ble, be Having the power. to 
, 2 
pos’ si. bl ofbles: 

o trayel with speed 
post’ age, n. Monéy paid: for letters: 
| pos te’ ri or, ¢% Happening afar; 
Succeedi . 
| pos ter’ i +5 5% cee ing gener- 
) post’ erty. 53. n. A‘small gate ; a little 

= To ut_off 5, t - 

post pone’, tay? to deren. 2 


pos ses’ sion,” Thing possesses 
adv. Rerhaps; by any 

post, } %; vt. Torfix ona post ; to place. 
following. 

post’ hu mousy %,"1%lshed.2¢ 

post pane ment; > patio ; 


tion, n pong) 


-|praése’ worth yy: 


post’ seripty™ Ween | 


pos’ tu late, ®t suai 
pos’ ture, ¢ r: = onaition 3 place; Ro: 
on - be drunk ; 
por ta ble, fieté'ee Brunkt 
po" ten vy, 42° n Power anyone 
po’ tent, wright 2. Bower; efficacious ; | 
po’ ‘tent’ ate, ox te Amoparcis & SOV- a 
po” tion, ». “A.medicing) draught. 
POUCH aman, GR ot “ 
pore!’ tice, a catapla | 


n. A healin ag application; 
, n, All, kind 
poul’ try, 


oF domestic 
_or barn-ya - 


fowls. © 


7 pounce, vt. Sonige fall py or Seize 8 sud- 


vt. ‘Fo. beat; ‘to grind ; to 
9 xy pe 
= vt. To let.out or em ty: 
pour, } vi. To rush furiously. 
n. Indigence ; necessity; 


poun 


pov’ er ty > defect. 
ody Py: | 
verized + gur ; 
pow’ er, n. Command ;° authority 
pow’ er fale Po = efficacious; 
mig) 
heipless. 
(|prae’ tie. a bles: sq 0035. PP? 
prae’ tice; tHe cumanioit 
ae 
pra€ tICe, exercise. 
a. Meddling im- 
praise, | ny Be OUP +4 » Famers, ¢om- ; 
praise, wt.To aed to applaud ; i 
5 Py 
a.: Void of praise ; 
-without praise.” 
‘pr aise. q 
prance, f wat Ts SPLINg.OF, bound, as a 
frolic ; mise 
prate, ti; vt. oe ialk carelessly ; sto prat- 
“To, > petition: to, supplicate ; ; 
ray, i 
P AY to ms ition to! Heaven 
|| pray’ er, 9 a Ape 


4 » Dust ; am 
pow’ der, + 
force. 
pow’ er less, a.. Weak ; impotent , 
ae’ tle al, ¢ Relating to action 
$4 9 or practice. ~ 
ut. To do habjtually ; to 
prag mat’ ie aly aNesa 
to celebrate. 
praise’ less,. | 
ae Pssorying 
+ prank, ra "A A wild fighh Or: trick ;, A 
pratt, pe as aga, 
Presa, vt. Tégroclaim publicly."y 


PRE. 11 


4 PRE 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, trove; 


Y troduction. 
pre €a’ ri ous, 
n. A. preventive 
| ‘pre céde 9 of time or rank. 
prec’ e dent, thing done before. 
f pre’ cin et. An outward limit; a 
of great worth. 
t a. Headlong ; vio- 
pre cip’ i tate, 
2? affected. 
pre cis’ ion, 
To. ‘shut out; to 
pre elu’ sion, n. The act of pre- 
Sy time. 
the time. 
pre €on cert’ 
n. A forerunner; a 
previous. 
pre’ dal 
a. Plundering ; ra- 
pre des’ ti nate, . "go fore: 
forehand. 
n. A class ; ar- 
clare. 
pre diet to fore- 


préach’ i jigs ae et 
a. Uncertain ; de- 
pre cau” tion, Mreatute 
pre ce’ dent, Faron? 28 
n. A rule; a mandate; 
9 boundary. 
| prec’ i pice, n. A headlong or per- 
lent; rash. 
‘pre Cip’ 1 toUS, fastys vidlent. 
n. Exact imitation ; 
pre elide’, ii; 
cluding. 
pre €o” ciou 
vt. To arrange be- 
fied e eur’ sor 9 harbinger. 
a. Practicing robbery ; plun- 
pred’ a to FY» pacious 
ordain ¢ to 
pre des’ tine, 
a. That may be 
pre die’ a ment, fanecment. 
, yi To foretell ; 
pre die” tion, 


n. A preface; an in- 
pre’ am ble, 
pendent. 
’ vt. To go first in order 
n. An massing ‘ssome- 
pre’ Cept, ah injunction. 
pre” cious, (presh’ us) a Valuable ; 
pendicular declivity. 
a. Steep; rash; 
pre cise’ a. Exact ; strict; formal; 
nicety. 
fe hinder. 
~ a. Ripe before the 
Ab n. Ripeness before 
pre coc 1 ty, 
§ forehand. 
a. Introductory ; 
| PES eur’ sor y, 
9 dering. 
pre de ces’ sor, Beto Ae ie 
decree — be- 
pred’ i €a ble, Sirmea. 
eS vt. To affirm or de- 
pred’ i cate, 
9 show. 


n. A prophecy; a 
foretelling. 


pre di lee” tion,* — ir one pre pos Sess’, he out prejudice ; 

pre dom’ in ant, ¢.ccndant | pre pos’ ter ous, e-Eeptihy ab, 

pre dom’ in ate, irorover | pre req’ ui Site, Seccssary 
[pre em’ i nent, Sov shes” | pre rog’ ative, BAng ees | 
—— ee 


'|pre par’ atory, 


pre ex ist’, vi. To exist beforehand. 
¢ vt. To regard more ; to ad- . 
9 vance; to present. 
pref’ er ence, n. Higher estima- : 
pre fer’ ment, * Advancements | 
pre fix’ vt. To appoint beforehand , 
pre’ fix, n. A particle placed before. | 
a word 
preg’ na ble, @,Tst may be over- 
9 fruitful. 
pre Judge’, i: vt. tes judge before- 
TS pel 
prej u di” cial, 4.0 
prel’ a CY, HT office of a prel- 
2 of the highest rank. 
pre hi ba” tion, tise berorenand: 
t 
pre’ lade, *; n. Sometihe iatiodua. 
pre lude’ nto play before; to 


something. 
pre fer 
tion. 
9 to put before ; to settle. 
preg’ nant a. Teeming; fertile ; 
beforehand : hurt. 
prey’ u dice, 
a. Hurtful ; inju- 
’ A bishop; acl m 
prel ate, n.- ishop ; a clergyman 
a. Introductory; 
pre’ lim’ in ary, 
9 precede. 


pre ma tire’ a. Ripe before the 


§ time; too early. 

pre med’ i tate, ¥,Tothinkbe 
prem’ ier, %,4,zomamnssrss 
pre mise’ ; “ Pe explain before- 
prem’ is i n, Houses or lands. 

pre mo ni” tion, * 4°" 
pre Oo ¢ €u Py, vt. To have pos- 


session first. 

2 weas = 
prep ara” tion, faring ©?” 
a. Introducto- 
ry ; previous. 


’ vt. To, make. ready; to 
pre pare 9 adjust ; j to qualify. 


pre pense’, oer ged 
pre pon’ der ate, Yaige °" 


weigh. 


| 


| 


pres’ by ter y, 


PRE 


PRI 


book, dave, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


pres’ by ter, n. A priest ; an elder. 
n. A body of eld- 
ers. 


pre’ science, wt of 


rd to di- 

pre seribe’, oA hy By 9-1 Bod 
re serip” tion, *;4, ™°" 
P d P n. State of being pres- 

pres ence, ent ; gnien ; air. 

pres’ ent, seedy. ahenhs not, past ; 
. To exhibit ; to offer ; 
pre sent’, ts sive | t prefer. 
pres’ ent ly, scn.-°' PP™s 
pre sent’ ment, Ax ACh of pee 


senting. 
pre serv’ a tive, ¢;topreserve. 
re serve’ n. Fruit preserved in 
bed seirvie’. wt. To mettle ec? 
to ts, 
ere serv’ ore mi. 
id ? vi. eal over; to 
88; ts ; 
pr to end ieee: tee n; 
, n. ‘erce ; impression 
prem: ae WRtORee. 

pre siime’, wo, spent to a! 
pre sump” tion, sirogance, 

pre sump’ tu ous, fisolent 
, te; to ? 
pre tend Sto diledee falsely. ws 
pre tense’ ' ite types’ ee 
pre ten’ sion, 7,,4,¢jaim i ap 
pre ter mit’, % £3, Pass. bys. to 
a. Irregular; 


pre ter nat’ u ral, ¢kreewan 


pre text’, drmrernnin er 
pret ti ly 9 agreeably. 


pret’ ty, fag. Neat; elegant; pleas- 


pre vail. cne ee 
prev’ a lence, 5,307eene 
prev’ a lent, 


a. Predominant ; effi- 
raped je 


adv. Resiy’ ; pleasingly ; | 


dent; goin 
re’ Vi OUS, be a. ane going 
P vt. “Te give previous 


pre warn’ 9 notice. 

prey, nm. Rapine ; Plunder ; something 

prey, i vt. er ee toplun- 

price, n. Nalue 5 estimation ; rate; 
Trew: 

price’ less, ll price ; in- | 


vt. Te pierce ; to goad ; tos 
pr iek, or ‘adatt wT 


priek’ ly, @. Full of sharp points. 
t. To estimate one’s self too | 
pride, 


pride, r ‘elf esteem ; dignity ; inso- | 
priést, .- One who officiates at the | 
priest’ hood, Ro LTHe beer iat 
priést’ ly y] louieiieg We a 7 i 
prim, a. Formal ; affected ; precise. 
pr’ ma ridys Qa Ort 
pri’ ma ry; toa or 


"| pri’ mate, n. The chief ecclesiastic. | 


n. Dawn of day ; the spring of ' 
prime, life ; the best part, aces 


pri me’ val, a. Original such as 
prim’ 1b G¥e fone sons | 
prim’ ness, ormality. waaert. 
pri mo gen’ i ture, - aycicy © 
n. The son of a king; a Sov- | 
prince, 


ereign. rae a 
a. Sovereignty ; the 
prince’ ’ dom, rank of a prince. 


prince’ ly, @. Becoming a prince ; 


royal; munificent. | 
prin’ ct pal, py gd 
prin’ Cl pal, ea capital ; es- 
prin’ ci ple, fictive cause. 
print, 24 dee pers by impression ; to 
print’ less, a. Without impression. 
a. Former; antecedent, be- | 
pri’ or Pe fore something else. 
pri or’ i ty,? a a in time 
pri’ or Y> ab n. hone inferior to an 


pre vent 9 ate; ot ° rs way pr is’ tine, 2 aise “original ; 
pre vent! ive, ytny"stee™ | prif va ey, % Berson 


viously taken. 


retreat. 


PRO 


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PRO 


| bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


af a. Secret ; not public ; un- 
pri vate, accompanied ; alone 


pri’ vate, n. A common soldier, » 


pri va” tion, * i ef or loss of 


priv’ rlege, ss a 
priv’ 1 ty, to A saan or private. con- 
| priv’ y;5 


a. Private ; secret ; ‘acquaint- 
ed with. 
prize, vi 5 4 nO rate; to pateem, to 


PIIZey fo6 Nn. A pee gained ; plunder ; 


prob’ a ble; 9 ee 

‘pro’ bate, n. The proof of a,will. 
n. Testimony; trial ; 

pro ba” tion; : 


proof, 


pro ba” tion thd a. iSeyrving for 


vt..To search ; 7) try by an 
probe, instrument, 


prob’ i 1 ty, n. Honesty; sincerity. 
prob’ lem, n. A. question to be 


solved. 


| prob lem at’ ic al, thin Uncer- 


| ‘pro bos’ cis, a The. srunk o fe 


‘pro ce’ dure, ae ete man- 


’ d 
‘pro cée ‘ a To advance ; to go 
The sum ob- 


? i 
pro céeds 3 isine cee 
li npae’ n. Tendency ; progressive 
‘proc’ ess, 


order. 
n. A train marching 


| gh ces’ sion, with solemnity. 
pro elaim’y isang 
proe la ma’ ’ tion, % ale peut 
Pro eras’ ti natey| sun | 
‘pro ear’ a ble, 3222, ™,0° 
¢ wut. To obtain; 


pro eure 5 quire. 
| prod’ i i gal, a., Profuse s wasteful ; 


a.L inely ; that may be 


to ac- 


PEO dig’ i0us,. strous. 

pr od’ 1 £Y, ae ge om 
| pro dwee’y %, 4° loth 
prod’ uce, Chey he) 
‘prod’ mente age ee ef. 
| pro due” tion, oe , Whatey- 


| pro-duet’ ive, fog otmtends 14 


“profit ; 


‘prod i gal’ ity, preaiavagances 


a. Amazing ; Fr md 


prof.a na” tion, },,Ugverenee | 
pro fane’, rt, To late t my 
pro fane’, a Rar josie ; irrever- 
en to) 
pro fan’ 1 te mn. impiety j profane: j 
pro fess’, of aD To deelare openly ;, to 
profess’ ed ly, 2 adv. San Ry 
pro fes’ sion, s,ygeiuins tom 
prof’ fer, vt. To propose.; to offer. 
rot’ fer n. An offerumade; an es- | 
_|pro fi” chem eykat a; | 
ment. 
pro’ file n. The side face “we half 
59 view. ; 
prof’ it, means Decal advan | 
‘ 
rof’ i it vi. To gain advantage ; to | 
di ‘hy 
prof” it a ble, a peagratine & use- 
prof’ liga cy, 1. Profigat PP; 
prof” hirrate, %, esto vistue 
pro found’, onatite tec deep ; 
, adv. Deeply ; with 
pro found’ ly, $23, sR 
pro fun’ di ty; Gi csowiedge. 
pro fiise’ a. awish liberal ; prod- 
ara n. Prodigality; abund- 
pro fu’ SION» Fic 
prog’ ‘en . " Ofisbring ; iam, | 
pirated : 
prog nos’ tie, Zpredicion. = 
prog nos’ tie Alera” FF | 
Course; advance- 
rog ress t; 
P g * ine "To et yeaa 
Pro Zress’, {3 pass. : 
progres’ SION, Yaiccment.) 
pro gress’ ive, a. Going rt | 


advancing. 


, vt. To ‘forbid ; to, inter- 
pro hib’ i it, dict ; to debar. . 


pro hi bi” tion, 340° f'* 
pro hib’ it ive, “a liptying pro: 
| projeet’, |e eposebiativs, 

proj’ weg = 4° scheme ; a contriy: i 
pr oO jeet’ ile, a. panes forward, | 


pro jee” ‘tion, n A shooting for- 


ward ; a scheme. 
pro lif’ 1€, @. Fruitful; productive; 


_t 


i a es 


Le <RaT e LS 


6 Ay 


{ pro’ logue, 


i} 


: ‘prom’ inence, 


k 


aS 


| prop’ a gate, 


| 
| 


fencer: 


PRO 


117 


| 


book, dove, full, use, ¢an, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


f 
‘pro. hix’ a. Tedious ; wiows +c concise ; 0 


: ety“ Tedieusness ; mi- 
pro’ lix’ 1 ts Tute detail. 
n, A preface; an intro- 
ductien. 
vt. To lengthen out ; to 


pro long’, 


continue. 


| prom e nade’, f/\rainng: 


n.P. rotuberance; 
distinction. ~ 
a. Full; conspicu- 


j prom’ i mAh dost jutting out. 

| pro mis’ eu ous, ‘a, Mingled ; 
f prom’ ise; ecitehope. | 
| prom’ is SO ry, ax Containing P 


| prom’ on to ryy despa 


pro mote’, vt. To forward; to ad- 
‘pro mo” ton, Ficferment. 
prompt, «. Quick; ready; acute. 

prompt, me sata’ aaiste to instigate ; 
prompt’ 1 tude, nm. Readiness ; 


r aTopublish; t 
pro mul’ gate, (a7 teny 


teach openly. 


Bending ; not erect ; face 
prene, 2 downward. 


n. Inclination ; tend-. 


prone’ TGP) ency; descent. 


Pro MOUNCE’, fe; conidentiy: 
Proof, Sicet of print for coltection’. 
proof, ., Mabenolredle able. to re- 
prop, *t z RO AMPDO TRS to keep up; to 


vt. To  Spnerate 4 to 
extend. ~— 


a PROP & ga” tion, n, Prcduction 
| pro pel’ vt. To drive or urge for- 
9 ward 
’ Inclined ; di d; 
pro pense’, sane: peres 
a nden- 
pro pens’ i ty 9 a inelinebion 
prop’ er, a. Peculiar ; Spot cannons 
one’s own; 
’ d Fitl . itabl ; 
prop’ er ly, in a trict bibse. ‘ ¥ 
, n.~ Peculiar quality ; 
er " ‘Ys A prediction; a 
n. ; 
proph e cy y) declaration As 
, t t 
pr op h e sy 3 selena 2 yee 
pro phet’ 1 1 €, a. Foretelling future 


possession. 
to 
events. 


| pro pin’ qui ty, proximity. | 


pro pi” tiate, 


vt. To gain or-con- 
ciliate. 


pro pi” tious; & Eeyorgtes ; kind; 


pro por” tion, gee? sen 
pro por” tiony Metrcaily; to nt 
pro por” tion al, Aeere ee 
pro po’ sal, * R. ae pseaion: ; an 
pr O pose’, ut To. offer for consid- 
prop 0 si” tion, %<4,ts 
pro pound’, yas Te propo 8 5 ; to of- 
pro pri’ e tor, me A possessor ¥ 
pro pri’ e ty, 


n. Justness ; accu- 
pro rogue’, vt. ‘To protract ; 


racy ; fitness. d 
) 9 prolong ; to put off. P 
pro sa’ 1€, ¢. Resembling prose. 
pro Ss eribe’, pe aay or in- 
pro serip” tion, Societe aca 
pros’ e eute, continue sto su. 

ros’ e ] e n. A convert to some 
ea goes ee 
pros’ pect, distant) 
pros peet’ ive, fistances > 
pro spect’ us, n. Plan proposed. 
Pros! pers Riccessta 
pros per’ i ty, a Perey good 
pros’ per ous, « Sapopep et for- 
pros’ trate, o- Jeane, Beasts 


pros tra” tion, n. Act of fadling ; 


depression, 


? vt. To defend ; to shield ; 
pro teet,, 10 save: 


pro tee” tion, n. A defense; a 


shelter. a 

4 vt. To prove; to give evi- 
pee: test 9 dence of ; to disown.- 
pro’ test, n. A solenm declaration. 


¢ vt. To draw out; to 
pro trae 9 lengthen ; to delay. 


pro tride’, vt. To thrust forward. 

pro tru’ sion, A531 sting 
pro tu’ ber ance, *asumer:* 
Proday te cana) 
pr ou d’ ly, en beh ts See with 


prov’ a. ble, That may be proved. 


vt. To evince ; to try;. to ex- 
pr ove, perience. : | 


f PUG ~ qy8 


PUR 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


prov’ én ders 3 nee 


pr ov’ erby aiage n. A short sentence ; an 
prov’ i defor: SS on hg 
Pre Vide SAL Oe 
pro vid’ ed, ortcndition, 
pro y’ i d ent, . Ps sal cau- 
prov’ ince, ASHTON 


pro vin” cial.* a. Relating to a prov- 


og ji fa ane 
to viding ; 
pro vis’ iON, fs ; ter ns settled. 

n. stipu ation; a Ccau- 
pro vi’ BU, 


food ; terms settled. 
ee 


proy 0 €a” tion, 2. 
pro voke’, ti: rouse } to-excite ; 


9 to enrage. 
en ae n. The fore part of a ship. 


, 3. Milita: 
prow’ ess, ecaj Peevey: military 
vi. To search. or wander for 
pees ? prey; to rove over. 


prox’ imate, a. Next ;. near ; im- 


mediate. 


prox im’ i ty,fonoure "se 


A substitute; an agent 
pr ox’ y 9 for another. , 
pra ude, n. A woman overnice or scru-. 


pulous. 
pra’ dence, n. Practical wisdom. 


a. Wise ; discreet ; prac- 


pru’ dent, tically wise. 
pru’ dis ; ha grave or 


pru’ ri ence.” Anitching or great 
y) 


desire for. 

vi. To spect officiously. 

vt. To raise with a lever. 

n. A holy song; a- sacred 
hymn. 


| psalm’ ist, n. A writer of psalms. 
psal’ ter, n. A book of psalms; a 


psalm-book. 


pu’ ber ty, n. Ripeness of age. 


1 a. Not private ; open ; no- 
pub lie, poms a R 
n. The act of 


pub he a” tion, finjisning 

pub lic’ i ty, p.S'sto bei pa 
pub lish, Soom area' aim 
pu’ er ile, fin a. ee fant boyish ; tri- 


Childishness ; 
pu er i!’ 1 ty, * boyishness. F 
vt. To inflate; to swell with 


n. ere of an- 


pulp, 


pe ) wind. 
pu’ oil ism,’ Ar of fenting with | hay! ri 
ce sence 


A boxer; one who 


Raa 
pu gil Ist 6 ‘fights with’his fists. 

pug na” cious, a oda 
pug nac’ i ty, % dent inclination 
pu’ is sant, forcivies mighty 
pull, n. The act of pulling ; a contest. || 


pull, aa e535 violently ; to, rend ; 
gi 


pul’ let, n, A young iéni 
pul’ ley, n. A small wheel turning on 


@ pivot. 
pul’ mo na ry, fineness 


n. The soft part of fruit ; any 
vege mass. 


Act of beati 
puls a’ ’ tion, Revive as the po 
pulse, > = Motion of an artery oe the 

to) 


od passes through it. 
pul’ ver ize, ¥,12 vert monow- 
pun, n. A quibble ; an equivocation. 
pun & til’ j 10, ~e ae point of ex- 
pune til’ ious, fanaa 
pune’ tu al, a. Exact; punctilious. 
| pune’ tu ate, ene el 
pune tu a” tion, ine | 
— ¢’ tur Cc, ee bet f 
pun’ gen CY, ligt sarynet | 
pun’ sent, : Matra biting ; acri- 
pun ‘ish, ay Bok maa to afflict ; | 
pun’ ish a ble, s;Deservins Par | 
pun’ ish ment, i aaa indie 
pun’ soe ts forid oF pane oper 
pu’ ny, pater ung; inferior; petty ; 
pu’ pil, nits Y apple of the eye; ay 
pu’ pil age, ty n. Wardship ; minofi- | 
pup’ py ism, Pea Biteeed thet | 
pur ’ chase, ad evar ; to obtain | 
pure, not'mingied. genuine ; | 
Pair Tyy sae ices tet 
pur ga” tion, so ni 
pu’ ri fy, “ T9 ate pure ; to clear; 
n. Cleanness ; innocence; 


ty 9 chastity. | 


P¥R 


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QUA 


book, dive, full, use, ean, chaise, 


gem, thin, thou. 


|pur loin’, fiche he et 
| pur loin’ er ; eR Riera 
pur PORtyzcannee ese 

/pur’ port, tony. eee 


/pur’ pose, Saas eee design ; 
| pur’ pose, vi. To intend; to re- 


solve ; to design. 
| pur’ pose less, sedan 8. aby 
aE : adv. Des 
| pur’ pose ly, fitenton 
purs’ er, ta paymaster of a 
‘ , n. A prosecution; a 
pur su aNCe, process. 

a. D i - 
pur su’ ant, {uence ofa thing. 
PUL SUC’, 1 prosecute, °F 
pur sult’ * Act of following; a 

9 chase. 
pu’ ru lent, . Full of corrupt mat- 
er Or pus. 
uT ide ; to ; 
PU VEY tetey ie erions 
ur vey OF, Fide 
sei? rah n. A protiing clause; a 
viso 
n. The eater of a well-digested 
pus, sore ; corruption. 
push ‘To press forward ; to urge ; 
ef n Cc 
push, = atost an attack ; a strong 
> effort. 
ys ve D' fe rd. 
| push’ ing, te te . 
pu sil Jan’ i mous, §,°°"" 
, n. A ea ‘@ small 
pus tule, swelling. 
pus’ tu lous, a. Full of pimples. 
| put, agg e place.;, to apply ; to 
pu’ ta tive, a. Supposed ; reputed. 
pu tre fae” tion, ..iiaig 
| pu’ tre fy, vi. To decay ; to become 


rotten. 


| pu tres” cent, decayme 


[pur trid, a et ; Corrupt ; offen- 
| pu tiid’ 3 i ty, ‘oman Nt 
; | ‘puz’ zle, % To pibpiex} to confound; 


to embarrass. 
| paz! ale, abana coos, embarrass- 
| pyg me’ an, te Resembling a 
re. ™ A funeral vile to burn dead 
1 py 39 bodies on, 


| pyr’ o teeh ny, Arbol making 


Q. 


‘Quack vi. To. cry like nidack; to 
9 boast.or one. 
‘quack, ti " < sews medical practi- 
quack’ er y> ~ vent” § retensions 
quack’ ish, - Boasting ; trickish, 
as aqua 
quad! ran gleyanor wn 
quad’ rant, ot Ae etree yt to 
quad’ rate, %. Te suit; to core- 
quad’ rate, er lisving four equal 
quad rat’ i ie) % @. Belonging to a 
quad ren’ ni al, "e_ Comprising 
quad ri lat’ er al, %,. 2gn* 
quad rille’, fini Stdmuees* 
quad’ ru ped, om me appa with 


quad’ ru ple, 6. fk parol j four 


_vt.. To swallow in large 


quai: 59 draughts. 
quail, n. A bird of game. 
9 dejection, 
quail’ i ing, n. Act of failing i in reso- 
quaént, ¢; a. ras ; minutely exact; 
quaint’ ly, adv. Nicely ; oddly; ex- 
vi. To siaiea with fear; to 
tremble ; to shudder. 
qua’ ker, Friends. 
qual i fi ea” tion, *\8nacce 
t ften ; to N 
‘a s ro Pees: anon 
qual’ i ty, 
qualm, n. A sudden sickly feeling. 
uncertainty. 
quan’ ti ty, n. Bulk ; weight ; por- 
quar’ an tine, fron intercourse. 
, ; 
quar r el, Rinptite: 
vi. To debate; to find 
quar’ rel ing, tgreement. 
brawls. 
var’ r n. Game flown at by a 
q * y 9 hawk; a stone mine. 


quaé vi. To languish ; to sink into 
lution. 
actly. 
quake, 
nm, One of a sect called 
qual’ i fy, vt. To fit for anything ; 
acter ; temper. 
quan’ da ry, n. Doubt ; difficulty ; 
tion; measure. 
A brawl; a scuffle; a 
, i 
quar rel, fault ; to fight. 
quar’ rel some, a. Inclined to 


QUO 


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_ RAS 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


quart, n. The fourth part of a gallon. 


, vt. "To divide into four 
quart er, parts ; to lodge ; to diet. 


quart’ er ly, adv. Every, third 
quart” GPs, *sietinn sppototes fer 
soldi 
ident "by A bene of Jou. denren 
qua’ ver, Petgaimb ore 
qua’ ver ing, fesse! "6 
QUAY, good cote n. A wharf for landing 
a. se 208 


: “str e; fanciful; 
queer 9 original. oF 
vt. To crush; to subdue; to ap- 


quell, vease. 


vt. To extinguish; to allay 
quench, thirst 
a. That can not be 


, 
quench less, extinguished. 
qu e’ rist, <n seg who asks ques- 
a. Habitually com- 


quer’ u lous, fiaining. 


’ n. A question ; inquiry to be 
que ry. 9 resolved. 


» bist, n. Act of seeking; a search, 


: vt. To inquire ; to doubt; 
ques’ tion, to detdale 
Doubtful ; 


ques’ tion a ble; fusbielous. 
, vi. To pun; to equivo- 
quib’ ble, 


cate ; to trifle. 
M a. Living; swift; 
quiek, f.a0 


qui ek’ en, pss Raster s to accel- 


qui ek’ wit ted, % a. Having ready 
qui es’ cence, n. ii: repose. 


qui es” cent, $,,cce7e PE 
a a. Still; peaceable ; smooth; 

qul et, not ruffled. 
Stillness ; 


“; 
ves et NESS, quillity. 
qui’ et ude, n. Repose ; rest ; tran-, 


nimble ; 


tran- 


quillity. 

quin’ BY, poe ay ros of the 
oe i Hi As beamins payee 
| quire, n. Twenty-four sheets of pa- 


per. 


| quite, adv. Completely ; perfectly: 
’ . Discharge from 
quit tance, 4 debt ; acauitanee, 

: /quix ot’ i 1 €, s Wild; absurd ; : ro- 
quo ta” tion, Yetation ee 
quote, 


vt. To cite an author to note, 


raz’ ment, 3:2: 


to give another’s words. 5 | 


mw 


R. 
Rab’ bi, bs n. A doctor Bs the 
rab’ bin, Jews. 


n A tumultuous crowd of 
low people.. ~ 


rab’ ble; 


{rab’ id, a. Fierce ; furious; mad. _| 


es n. Furiousness ; mad- 
rab id nurert ness; fierccuess. 
A. generation ; fanuly ; con- 


r ace, test in running. 
sane vi. To run swiftly, as in a race... | 


r a’ cl ness, *, ye of being 
ra’ cing, n. Act “ running swiftly. | 


; n. An engine to torture with; 
r ack, extreme pain; a frame for hay... 
’ a. Strong; flavorous ; tastin 
ra cy. 9 of the soil. g 


ra’ di'ance, Ageing eer | 


ra’ di ant, « a ioe brightly ; | 1 


vi. To votalt rays; to’ 
ra’ di pe. shine; to sparkle. | 
ra di a! ’ tion, me A emission ia 

£i¢ a. Primitive; im lanted 
rad 1¢a 9 by nature. ‘ | 


‘ adv. Originally; prim- 
rad’ ie al ly, edn, Onigined yj prim: | 
rad’ ie ate, vt. To plant deeply ; 0 


root. 
n. Act of taking | 


rad 1¢ a” tion, Mot 
ra’ di us n. ips semi-diameter of a 
9 circle. 


r a’ dix, n. The root. 
raf’ fle, vi. To throw dice for a prize. | 


raft, n. A frame or float of timber. | . 
r aft’ er 9 Cae oda root iakeet | 
rage, Seated ppser: vehement fu- 
rage, a! eng in a.rage; to exercise 
rage’ ful, Baas DOOR impetuous ; 
rag’ ged, + pemet in rags ; rent 
ra’ ging, } wean ey 
ra gout’, pe a eee and highly 
Pa, fe ace fala 
rai ail’ in o, cade 5 4 my reproachful 
raz’ ler Y5 ne aay satire ; satiric- 
n. A vesture ; garment ; 


—s 


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ee — oe a ~ — 


RAW 


ca dove, full, use; ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


n. Seb that falls from the 


rain vt. Te fall in drops from the 
Y 


clouds. ~ 
H rain’ a. Showery ; wet ; moist. 
| raise, 


vt To lift ; to heave ; to set up- 
right ; to exalt. 
rais’ zn, n. A dried grape. 
vt. To gather with a rake ; to 
| r ake, heap together. 

| raik’ ish, a. Loose ; dissolute ; lewd, 


, re To assemble in a hursy ; C to 
jral ly 9 regain order. 


ram’ bl é, n. A wandering ; an.irreg- 


baa paren eee eee 
vi, To rove irreg rly ; to 
ram’ ble, petit 
ram i fi ea” tion, foun 
into 


re- 


Sabon er. 
45s f> vt. To separate 
ram 1 fy, branclens Ye 
. all da 
rath” part, + Ades es" 
ran’ cid, a rank smell. Late 
owl terate nity.; 
ran’ €0%, ‘ace yrs 
a. Malignant ; spite- 
Want of direction; 
r an’ dém, Chanter 
range, ‘a kitchen-grate. 
wt. To rove at large; to, be 
L ant ; cid ; str 
rank, figtgrown 
rank, ? a. A line of men ; class ; digni- | 
, 
rank’ le, time: 
ran’ sa ek, vt. To plunder ; to search 
ran’ sém, { bs A price paid for Jiber- 
r an’ sém, Ht redeem from cap- 
guage 
rant’ ing, Wisdtie at violent 
batik rad 
$ ng 
| ra pa” cious, ict rates t 
rap’ id, a. ett swift; speedy ; vi- 
- “4 . rae he oa ‘ swift 85 
ra pid’ i ty, % * 
motion. 
ra’ pi er,. nA small sward used. in 
> S TI t of 
rap ae Violence’; fares. 


Overgrowing 
ram’ pant, § straint ; exuberant. 
a. Strong scénted ; having 
ran’ €or ous, ful; nralicious. 
n. Class; order; excursion ; 
range, ranked properly. 
} ty. 
vi: To fester; to be in- 
elosely. 
rant, n. Undignified or high- is oa lan- 
rap, vi. To strike witha smart, quick 
n. Addicbedne to 
ra pac 1 LY5Fiahaer 3 
= 
rap id ly, ag Swiftly with, quick 
thrusting. 
yundering ; 


rat 1 fi ea” tion, 


n. Ecstasy ; 


r ap’ ture, enthusiasm. 
rap’ tur ous, ¢, a. Bea trans- 


rare a. Scarce ; mane uncommon ; 
y] 


rar’ efy, aaron 4 make or be- 
rare’ ly, ite Aaiienns not often ; 
rar’ I ty y] sone pamasiing ome 

ras’ eal, thie none 5 ; a contempt- 
ras'Sal*? t¥, tie 
Pas ealty st Bee 
rash, a. Hasty ; violent ; precipitate, 

rash’ ness, n. Foolish contempt of 


danger. 
rasp, rasp. ’ ' b 
. nm. Act of scraping or te - 
ra’ sure, bing petit FTL 


a. Fixed ata ‘cartuilii val- 
sed “ bles ce t }1 
n xe price; an allowance; 
rate, 


a degree. 
rate, »t. mt valiie ; to chide severely. 


, More willingly: pref- 
rath er, erably especially. 
n. Act of con- 


transport ; 


T be Rte b 
pst vt. ‘To-c rm; te estab- 
rat 1 fy, lish; to Pet : 

ra’ ti n 2 Pa Act o chiding ; a scold: 


ra” tio, n. A rate ; a proportion? \ 
a” tion, n. i. Bo allowance ; a 
* tion al, sseretiaazeemn 
seth tle, ve ! : eke .o-phery, quick 
rat’ tlin 8, ~ * ee made by wheels 
Pav ages eee to tueae, (Ta 
rave, = pea delirious ; to talk irra- 
rely yee manele ls make 
rav’ en Ing, fe; Ne Propensity to plun- 
rav’ en ous, @, Hunzry i furiously 
ra vine’ - me hallow pass 3.8 deep 
ra’ vin g, { ePras Raging t furiously. 
rav"ish, *, erates to bane 
rav’ ish ment, 1. Xisiation; ¢¢ 
raw, 32 —< cooked ; sore ; Chilly un- 
raw’ ness, ”; n. The state of being 


ry 


wteTo rub mille u rough file or 


: . 
C—O eS TE 


REB 


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REC 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


= 


. A beam of light, a. fish; an 
raz Ys herb. 
r ay’ less, a, Dark; without a ray. 


* vt. To overthrow ; to subvert ; 
r aze, to destroy. ‘ 


’ vt. Tosuck in ; 
re absorb’, me 


re ae cess’, n. Admittance again. 
réach, to’ hold outs co 
r . Power of attainment ; abil- 
réach, ity ; extent. 
< eens an " 
n colppor eee an 
re ae” tion, 
read, guess ; to pe fully. ee 
1 = , a r¢) t r 
réad’ a ble, eerie feat 
adv. Expeditiously ; with 
no delay. 
read’ i ness, trae 
réad’ i ine n. Perusal of books; a 
oP] 

’ .P t; willing ; - 
POWAY, laresentorsses coe 
re’ al a. True; genuine; not imagin- 

, ° 
re al 1 ty > existence: 
re’ al 1Ze, vt. ‘fo bring into being or 

adv. in truth; truly; not 

ery he only. e 

. A kingdom ; an empire; a 

realm, par P r 

t. To restore to 

re an’ i mate, jive. r 

;re ap péar’ ance, faagreer 
r ear, order. 

vt. To raise up; to educate; to 

Me, The guard that 

ir éar’ guar ard, enaahadest. : 

ire as’ on, n. Rational faculty ; mo- 

vi. To argue or examine 

rationally. ‘ tage 

’ ‘ reeable 
réas ona ble, Foudon moderate. 
ré as’ on ing, n. Argument ; act of 
re as sem’ ble, %.. 
re as sert’, wo assert or main 

te skooreened oN 
, resists lawful a 
reb el, thority. aise 7 


vt. To arrive at; to attain to; 
rea et’ vi. To return the’ impulse or 
impulse. 
vt. To peruse; to learn; to 
that may be read. 
read’ i ly, 
n. wenllity prompti- 
lecture; Study. 
9 ary. 
n. Truth ; verity ; actual 
possession. 
re’ al ly, 
pga. n: Twenty quires of paper. 
* vt. To annex or unite 
re an nex 9 again. 
n. The hinder troop; the last in 
| rear, mature. 
tive; principle; right. 
, 
réas’ on, 
arguing. 
gh collect 
ay ae t 
re as sire’ “ vt. To restore from ap- 
| re bel’ 


vi: To ‘rise in opposition ; to 
9 resist legal authority. 


n. Insurrection against 


" ri 
re bel lion, lawful authority. 
ré bel tious, tenors ee 


’ vt. To reverberate; fo 
re bound’, # yack 


’ k and sudden esist 
re buff”, %,uckand suagen 


re baild’, oe To build again ; to re- 


bs vt. To chide ; to repri- 
re bike 9 mand ; to reprove. } 
re but’, vt. To beat back ; to-keep off 


re eall’, ‘vt. To call back ; to revoke.. 
re eant’, we or recall an 
re cant a” tion, 
re €a pit’ u late, 


n. Act of re- 


distinetly. 


ld 
re cist’, ah throw again ; to mold | 


°..¢¢ n. Reception ; admission ; | 
re cent 9 an acquittance. 


a. bee may be re- 


re céiv’ a ble, oi. 


, tak tertain; 
re ceive’, ic er 2; toen ertain; 


re’ cen Cy, a. Newness; @ new 


state. 
a. New; not ancient ; fresh, | 


re’ cent, not long passed. 
, ad 

re’ cent ly, fecny. 

re cep’ ta le, er ty 

re cep” tion, 

re cess’, ment ; an intermission. 

rec’ i gy n. A medical prescription, | 


admission. 


n. A person.or thing 


re cip’ i ent, that receives. 
a. Mutual; 

re cip’ rO €al, changeable. 

FS cip’ ro €ate, 

rec i proc’ i ty, 

re cit’ al, 

rec 1 ta” tion, 


* vt. To rehearse ; to enu- 


re ek’ less, a. Headless mindless ; ; 
reek’ less ness, 
reek’ on, 


reek’ 


inter- 


changeably. 
n. Mutual obli. 
gation. 


n. A repetition ; 
a rehearsal. 


nN. Negligence ; 
heediessness. 


_pute ; to esteem. Fs 
n. A computation ; 
on ing, 


tracting. i} 
vt. To repeat. 


Newly; lately 5 <a 


n. Act of receiving; | 


n. Retreat ; privacy ; retire- | 


vt. ‘Vo act inter-— 


} 
; 
' 


vi. To calculate ; to com: |} 


account of time. — [f 


, -/ vt. To reform, ‘to re- |f 
re elaim 9 deem; to recall. 


reclaimed. 


re elazm’ a ble, 


a. ‘that can be 


re eline’, % 7 lan back or side- |f 


9 wise. 


| ree og ni’ Ader 


REC 


. A RR RE ERE TSE EE SEL SES EAT DE ELIE AIEEE TO EES IESE DTA, ° ae 


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REF 


bouvk, déve, full, use, ean; chaise, gem, thin, : thou. 


—- ae Shut up; retired; se+ 
re cliise » cluded. Pi 


re eluse’ n. One shut up ; a hermit. 
n. An acknowl- 
edgment. 

re €oil’, Vt Ae. rush or fall back ; to 


J ree ol leet’, ait: Ba yack:$o 


| 


P . 
= > = — - ~ a - - = 
~~ ee _—-- 


n. A revival of 
/ vt.; To, be 
re com mence’, %.,7? bee 
re €om mit’, vt. Tocommit anew. 
sate ; torequite. 
ree’ on cile, 
vt. To examine; 
er, the mind again. 
9 brate. 
tion for 
re Soiitwel 5 o sttee phic. oh help 
vt. wt regain; to get 
re €6v’ er, t; g 


ree ol lee” tion, %auy 
ree om mend’, vt ‘To praise 4 
ree’ om pénse, Tbe 
ree’ om pense, oie to rakite. 
vt. To make consist- 
ent ; to conciliate. 
“ae 
re €on nolt: €P, ¢¢ view. 
re eon sid’ vt. To revolve in 
re €on vey’, vt. To convey again. 
re eord’ vt. To register; to cele- 
, . Authentic me ls 
Fee” Ord, Tgoren tO 
re eount’, vt. ie ve oe in detail. 
re cov’ er a ble, ¢.ibat my Pe 
re €0V’ er Vy "tA restorations « 


ree’ re ant, oe yb ae 
ree’ re ate, a no revere 
Fee re a” tion, foi; amusenent 


4 ose ees 
re €rim’ in BL ae 
re eriit’, 3 ns De newly enlisted sol- 


re ert’, vi To rogsin heath 39 
reet’ an gle, n, Arightsangle. 


T k ht; t 
ree’ ti fy orkid ‘wo aprbve! Par 


ree tilin’e ar, 
ree ti lin’ e ous, 

ree’ ti tude, ay nee iecinn 
Pee! tor, San on St 


A h h; 
ree’ tor y, Situ ng ? 


a. Consisting 
of riglit lines. 


re cum’ bent, facive Pe 
re eur’, = Te have recourse to ; to 
‘}re eur’ rence, n. A coming back: 
re eu sant, fre a, Hofwing to con- 
red’ den, vi. To grow red ; to blush. 
re deems awa 
re déem’ a ble, ¢. gis may * 
re déem’ er, a Ona wehrenebees: 
re demp” tion, covery; release. 


red’ NESS, Po4 n. The guahty of being 
Sweet of t; fra- 
red’ o lent, «sue acep* 5 frp 


re doub’ le, vt. Te‘double again. 
re dound’, ‘i To be ft back ; to 
re dress’y tay: wriee 


re dr ess’, nt Ws oe ; arnendment; 


re diice’, iM. isiaie on 


Act of making |} 
re due” tion, {; * 
a. Superfluous ; ex- | 
ogy cho back; | 
re ech’ 0, to reverberate 7. iid 
n. A chain of rocks near the sur- |] 
reef, dni ong 
vt. To reduce a sail by rolling up 
a part of it. 
re en force 9 with new supplies. | 
was 
re fee tion, hunger or fatigue. — i 
* vi. To h lation ; t 
re fer 9 peal to anothde. ee” él | 
ref’ er ence, mi Rotations Spepegs | 
re fine’ ©.5 make'clear. 
n. Elegance ; im- | 


less. 
re dund’ ant, 
face of the water. | 
reef, | 
4 vt. To strengthen | 
n. Refreshment after | 
re feet’ 0 ry, » An eating-house: 
ref en ee", % one te Pipe thing 
vt. To eureey te polish ; to | i 
re fine’ ment, Frvcment. 


Ire fit’, vt. To repair; to fit out again. | 


re fleet’ vi. To conaides 10, Cor et | 


9 Top 
re flee” tion, *,Aitents consis 


re’ flex, a. Directed backward. 

wi. To flow back; to flow 
vey flour ; ae Dackward stat ‘Wa; 
re’ flux, tert ebb of the tide. 3 


+ vt. To change from worse i 
reform’, one 


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bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin,. bird, move, 


itil 


re form’, ee A change 
from worse 
ref orm a” tion, Sto better. 


re fraet’, ot. /o break the natural 
refrac” tion, tetanic. 8 
ro.fract’ ory, Sonat 
re feain’y Peg Pen to een 
re fresh’, tive, toimpiorss 
refresh’ ing, 727,.tevnings 7: 


, . Relief ; rest ; 
re fresh’ ment, 736°" 17" 


re frig’ er ate, Micsn. coql; to 


ref’ uge, n. A shelter ; a protection. 
re.ful’ gence, * spenders ent: 
re ful’ gent, a. Bright shining ; 
refund’; %5. V2, rept back j fo ze. 


, n. Act of refusing ; a de- 
Fe fu sal, nial ; option. 


oat? a. Worthless ; ; unworthy of 
ref use, reception. 


re fase f “ fe deny a xyequest ; to 


re fu’ ta ble, § ‘J Say may be re- 
ref uta” tion, m The, act of re- 


re f tite’; Mo 3A prove false or erro- 


re gain’, me Fc. To recover; to gain 
a. Royal ; -kingly ; pertaining 
re’ gal, to a king: J 


, : - 
re gale : *: ste tefresh ; to enter: 


re ga’ li ii, rp ensigns of royal- 
re ’ gal ly, phy a regal manner ; 
re gird’, ‘ a raine, to abeaaye.s { 
re gir d’, eA tienen) 3 respect; rev- 


re gird’ ful, a: altontive 5 taking 
re gard’ less, $i a. Hapalest negli- 
re gen’ er ate, “Bom bee ah 
r e’ g ent, poe tacg vicarious 
reg’ 1 C1dey¢,'ce murderers 
reg’ i i men, n. Care in diet and liv- 


ing. 
n. ale, Unif orm 


. e , 
he ment als, of the militia. 
e’ gion, Bi Ai GORY ih HP Of 
§ a. is ter, iis n. * book of records ; 


’ vt. To repent ; to grieve at 
re geet 9 or mourn for. 


reg’ u lar, a me i to rule ; or- 


reg u lar’ i ty, 2 Motes certain 
reg’ Uu lars, seolachagert we in reg- 
regu late, 2: Zo aduet, by rule 
reg u la” tion, n. Act of regula: 
re héar’ ing, 3; zs A second hear- 
re hears’ al, nA repetition; . 
re hearse’, fairest, 8.385 
r eign, HO  beprciee sovereign 
ret gn, ty n, Royal authority ; sovereign- 
rem state’, vt. To restore, to a 
re it’ er ate, vt fegee again 


re it er a” tion, dince 


etition. 
~ 4s vt. To dismiss ; to refuse ; 
Pees to cast off. f 4 


re jee” tion, nA casting off; a 


throwing aside. 

rejoice’, hn Ht 
re joic’ ing, = expression of 
re join, a ait join, or meet one 
re join’ der, an Ay reply to an an- 


re lapse’, vi. To slip ; tosside or fal 


/ wt. To tell; to narrate ; to 
re late’s %° 


re la’ ting, ja ppr. Narrating. 


ft a. Having reference. 
re la” tion, 


n, A, Narration; kin- | 
- vipa reference. 
/. vt. To slacken; to remit; to! 
re lax 9 open or loose. 


aay ». Fresh horecs to relieve | 
re lay 9 others. 


re lease’, eiek ae set free from re- 


i 
a ? n. Freedom from confine- | 

re léase 59 ment or pain. | 
*, vi. To grow less rigid ; to | 

re lent 9 soften ; to yield. | 


re lent’ less, % Seas es ; mer- 
, li , 

rel’ e'vant, eens PBie® 

re li’ ance,.%: Trust ; dependence; 


h confidence. 
rel’ ies, 


| 


n, plu..The remains of dead 
bodies ; memorials. 


v2 nA widow ; ; one waaobe hus- 
r el ict, pok P dead. 
om, ¢ vt. To ease pain; to suc- 


*/re lig’ j 10N, Go n. Virtue iinet 


| REM 


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REP 


book, dove, full, use; can, Chaise, gem, thin, ‘thou. 


pA ~ Pi De a 
re lig’ 10us, Tolba ede on 
re lin’ quish, sci; 'to'abaiidon. 


re lin’ quish ment, {; re A giving 
rel’ j i qua ry, n. sink) in which 


relics are mt as 
ref’ ish, 2 like. ei 
re luet’ ance, *: _Uinwilingness 


re luct’ ant, so sintetpsote 
re lume’, 


’ ate To light anew ; 
re lu’ mine, 


to rekindle. | 
4 wis To aso upon with confi- 
re ly 9 dence. 

4 wi. To continee.. to en- 


re main 9 dure ; to be leit. 


re main’ der, ite a fatedont t 


re mind’, a cajl back ; to send 
re mar k’, is ft Seog vy? bee) 8 
re mark’ a ble, i, Ghrarrsblas 
remar’ ryy taal dine os 


re me’ dia ble, a, Capable of 

re me’ di al, a. Affording remedy. 

rem’ e dy ee To cure; to heal ; to 
9 


repair. 
re mem’ beryis aonese? 
re mem’ branes fy memory." 
re min i: pose at mand or re- 

n. Recovery 


— i nis’ cence, of ideas. 

re MUSS's féns a. Siaek 4 slothful ; not in- 
re mis’ sion, , mi Abatement for- 
re miss’ ness, pn eins ; 
re mnit’; 26.70 wis | omarion 5 to 


re mit’ tance, EME bre: % 


r em’ nant, : eapidee oi that-which 
re mod’ el, vt. To model.anew. 

re mon’ strance, Fesentation 
t 

! re mon’ strates cijections. rong 

ain ae 

| re AFI's fuisial ie tie Ot 

re morse’ less,.2;10; Uapiying 

| sad mote’, Sid, fad “tote 

_ | remote’ ly, distance. at 


~ -—___ _______. 


a 


‘| re moév’ al, 


re mote’ ness, %, Distance; not 


n: The act of removing; 
aieenigaie’ , 

’ vi. To change ; to gofrom | 
re move 9. one place to another. 


re mu’ ner ate, sewer 


‘| re’mu ner a” tion, ™,i°P* | 


? bie 
ren coun’ ter, nA laa per 
r end, igigeh ting tear with violence ; to 


ren’ der, st, To sequmy ; to pay back; 
in. A ‘place for 


ren’ dez VOUS, tieeting. 
ren dai” tion, n. Act of surrender- 


ing or yielding. 
ren’ e gade, f,A3,2Pewes # 4% 
re new’, - bee Rio ; to repeat; 

renew’ al, % Athet renewing. « 
ren’ 0 Vate, Stare to's nrst'state.” 
ren 0 va" tiony fe Srenewing’ 
re nounce’, vt. To disown, to re- 
re n own’ i n. 6 nee _celebrity ; mer- 
re nown’ ed, potas saa 
rent, vt. To hold by paying rent. 
r ent, ps 3 annual or quarterly 
r ent’ a al, ps epg or account of 


vt. To recount; : 


re nu’ mer BLES we cont ever. 


re nun ci a” tion, 36°" 
~~ pair ‘Stamepalamon y 


rep’ ara ble, Fai a. pet may be re- 


rep ar tee’, pee or’ smart 
re past’, nA stake or act of taking 
re pay’, baled, A pre a “oT 
re pe ay’, * fos see to abrogate ; 
4nd revocation ; a recall 


re péa 9 from exile. 

re pé at’, re Soumen oot 3-to recite,; 5 
re pel’, i drive | back 5, to it 
re pent’, se: vote of jon sorrow 


n. Sorrow for sin; 


re pent’ ance, Panitence. 


re pent’ ant, Sressing sorrow 


r vin e * Bisons Patent a 


ex- 


ae 


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i 


REP 


RES 


bir, fall, what, prey; marine, pin, bird, move, 


re pine’ vis To fret; to complain ; 


5 to murmur. 


=~ ¢ ot. To put im the forme 
re place Dot new ple. " 


re plete’, a. Full; eomptSeite filteds 
re ple” tion, Ger The exept pare 

via hq aaa bus 
re plev’ i In, * iiberty, aon 
re plev’ y> 


security, anything 
P seized. 
rep li €a” tion, fy" ** 


” vi. To answer, or make re- 
re ply 9 turn to an answer. 


re port’, Sound abled te a 
Fre pose’ 3% Sleep ; rest; quiet. 

’ n. A ‘storehouse ; 
re pos’ it ory, 


a Wareroom. 


re pOs sess’, of ak” possession 


, a Ey ; to 
r ep re. hend > tehstie to chide 
rep re hen’ si ble, fone. 


blamabl 


rep re sent’, personae ote OM . 
rep re sent’ a tive, %iA.3°" 


stitute. 


’ vt. Tocrush; to put down; 
re press 5 to subdue. 


axel’ vt. Torespite after sen- 
re preeve 9 tence. 


rep’ ri méind, Wrenn * 
Pe prhrit, Skreet nore 
re prinit’, gare Whe pew ot 
re pri’ sal, favedon Yo 


re pr ra) ach’, weal censure or up- 


|re proach’ ful, ¢,,0pprrons: 


re pro diice’ vt. To produce anew 
5) censure. 
‘Tre prove’ vt. To blame ; to check ; 
thing ; @ mean person. 
to 
re pu’ di ate, 
n. Rejection; 
aversion. 


a. Lost to virtue, 
9 or again. 
re PES 
a. Deserving re- 
9 to rebuke. 
rep’ tile, 
vt. To reprint ; 
vt. To divorce; to 
” 
re pu dia tion, divorce. 
re pug’ nant,¢, Disobedient ; con- 


, 
r ep ro bate, ‘abandoned. 
? nm. Blame to the face; 
re prov’ a ble, proof or blame. 
n. A creeping or crawling 
, 
re pub lish, publish anew. 
put away. 
re pug’ nance, n. Reluctance ; 
trary ; averse. 


re pulse’, + To beat back ; to drive 
git a. Tending to repel 
re puls’ ive, fhanne °° ™°P° . 


rep’ u ta ble, ¢,,a'asrble: 


rep u ta” tion, ays ey og J 
re piite’, i Pade’ ok to think ; to 
re quest’, crpress desire or 
PO" Gidl SIM, poet! fence) 
re Quire’, requisites to need 
req’ ui site, 5 Meine Mtoe 
req ui si” tion, * Acemand an 
re qui’ tal, a nen recom- 
re.quite’, nectetewmae 


res cin d’ vt. To cut off ; to abrogate 


9 a law. 
r es! eu e, vt. To release from vio- 


lence or danger. 
’ a. Laborious search; 
re sem’ blance, similitude. 
re sem’ ble, alikeness to _ 
r vt. To e ill or asan af- 
re sent 9 front. 


re sent’ ful, 5, Malignant 


re sent’ ment, n. A deep sense 


of wrong ; anger. 
res erv a” tion, bcc moneetting 


* vt. To keep back ; to re- 
re serve 9 tain; to lay up. 


re serv’ ed, ¢; . Modest 4 hbtdrenks 


res’ er VOIT, Tints ee 


place for water. 
= *r wi. To have residence ; to 
re side 9 live; to dwell. , 


res’ i dence, Atvelins cnplce 
res’ i dent, wee abode ina 


re sid’ ua Brees to ‘the 
res’ i due, ik kg rernainder ; what 

= ¢ vt. To yield possession ; to 
re sign 9 hes wsetcy 


res ig na” tion, } 


easily 


n. Act of resign- 
ing ; submission. 


res’ in ous, fj, Gouainms teens 
re sist’ 5 vt. To.oppose ; to act against. 
re sist’ ance, 
re sist’ i ble, 
re sist’ less, { 


a. Opposition ; act 
of resisting. 
a. That may be: op- 
posed. 
a. Pileiesistibles help- 


less. 


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n. A likeness; 


| book, dove, full, jUae, €an, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


res’ o lute, fiat; fim ' “att 
| 7 n xe r- 
res o lu” tion, 


Ti “ety from 
’ vt. To solve; to free 
re solve 9 doubt ‘te determine, 
, . To have recourse ; to 


wW or unexpected 
re sour ce’ 4 n. New an expedient 


Regaed, ; attention ; ; 


re spee " reverence ; hénof. 


‘re spect’ a ble, Sy of re- 


re speet’ ful, ee a 
’ rt ~ 
ire speet ive lyy {f° figseety: 


r vi. To breathe ; to catch 
re spire 9 breath. 
a. Bright;. shi- 


re splen’ dent, Cue. 
“re spon 4 i ey aha to cor- 
: re sponse’ j m oe tate a br answer ; 
_re spons’ i ble, a. Ariaworagle 
t vi. To slumber; to cease. from 

| F@SL, jabor ; to be at peace: 


ee ti-tw” taomy SoA ds 
r est’ less, Coane ts unsettled + 
| res to ra” tion, fbf epiaiae’ 
re stor e’, “, ao eite Hiei to cure ; 


ad,’ vt. To withhold; 
re strazn Spreas’ to} limit; ta: confine. 
re straint , % Abridyment of.liber- 
re striet’, vt. To limit ; to confine. 
4 Ps a veg Oh jimita- 
re-striet lve, fi. °"8 
re sult’, °% 


to re- 


To arise as a conse- 
9 quence. 


, Consequen lve ; 
re sult 5 decision "fest potacn 
ps ? vt ta to b 
re sume’, gin again, 18 er ba 
n. e@ ac Te- 

re sump’ tion, 


suming. 
‘re sus’ gitate, f.,to ree ep 
‘re taal’, le ‘sell in small quanti- 
Pe tatIn’y fo keep bask arin pay. 
pre tal’ i ate, tusn ; to requite. ot 
-ne.tiird’y Supers seb, 
n. Power of retain- 


ire ten” tion, ing ; memory. 
Te ten’ tive, o. OOg & good 


ret’ £ NUE, ». A train; an escort. 
re tire’, vt. To retreat ; to withdraw. 
re tir’ ed, ¢;. a. all ; private; Prith: 


re tire’ ment “ -A place of priva 
re tort’, }% date SS | se ack; to pe 


ret ouch’, * te Oto A ai by new 


re trace’, oro. race back 5.9 


? vt. T all; to recant ; 
re traet 3 to Ho Rieg 


—~_ +f n. Retirement; a Jace of 
re treat 9 security or peideeys 


re trench’, ivy; use of 
. i) Tp Be n epayment ; 
ret ri bu” tion, 


requital. 

re trieve’, ¥5,2° = back. d 
, ut Oo B° ac "9 

ret’ ro grade, ¥,, 


ret’ ro spect, ny Iteviow si Md 


re turn’, +3 ge 4 back; to re- 


ilre turn’ vt, To repay ; to give back ; 


9 to give account of. 


=|’ vt..To show; to discover ; 
re véal’s icy open, 


vi. To feast with noisy merri-. 
rev el, ment ; to Carouse. 


rev ela” tion, f,. s,scoree 
rev’ eli ing, shenee festivity; rev- 
rev’ el TY) i on or mirthful fes- 
ss venge’ jar tee RT 
re venge’ ful, _ Modis es full 
rev’ e nue, n. Annual profits; in- 


come. 

re verb’ er ate, tic bace 

re vere’, ae ec aererence + le hey 

rev’ er ence, 22,7074 with 
n. Veneration ; re- 


rev’ er ence, 7,4 y ard awe 
rev’ er end, % Venerable: worthy 
re vers’ al, n. A change of sen-. 


? n, A change ; vicissitude ; 
re verse 9 the opposite side. 


re ver’ sion, a, ane right of suc- 


re vert’, vi. To return ; to fall back 
. ? wt. To look back ; to re- 
re view’, 


trace; to examine. 

st a 

re vile ; %: Wg yeproach or vilify ; ; to 
nee Ae Bis ic review ; to everlook ; 

re vise 9 to examine, 3 


a ear ere) oF 


| RIG 


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ROO 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


re vis’ ion " ~ Ave re-examination ; a 


re vis’ it, wt. To visit again ; to re- 


a apc poche = 
n. Reca obscurity’; 
re Vi val, recall to life. 
, 
re Viv e vw. To return to life, vigor, 


ha or fame ; to renew. 


re viv’ ing, Pet. or 4: Recaecrings 


rev’ © €a ‘ble, vole 


rev 0 €a” tion, 7; 4° of tecalk 


=~ ¢ vt. To repent to reverse ; 
re voke 9 to check; to draw back. ‘ 
’ wt. To fall off from one to 
re volt 9 another; to rise against. 


re volve’ : vt. To roll in a circle. 


¢ vt, To roll round:; to\con- 
re volve 9 sider; to meditate. 


Was n. Arevolving ;'a 
rev 0 lu tion, circular motion. 
re ward, 
| composition. 
rhet’ 
‘mouth. 
make verses. 
guage ; obscene talk. 
getting rid of. 
rid’ dle, 
ter. 


To compensate ;. to 
irregular 
n.’The art of speaking ; 
or ie,” 
rheim, 
n. Consonance or harmony 
rhythm, we pettets verse; num- 
a. Wealthy ; : fertile > abundant; 
rich, precious 
adv. Magnificently ; fruitful- 
n. An enigina ; a puzzle; 'a 
eA: n. Yhe top of a roof ; the rough 
ridge, ' 
ri die” u lous, % Exciting laugh- 


9 repay. 
atory. 
‘rhyme, of verses. 
rib’ ald, i mean ; scurrilous ; 
; , 
rich ly, ly ; with splendor. 
problem. 
top of ee ae 
ter or contempt. 


n. Wild, 
rhap’ so dy,’ 
n. A watery humor from the 
- vi. To agree in sound; to 
rib’ ald ry, n. Mean, brutal. lan- 
1A’ n. Deliverance; act of 
rid’ dance, 
hy Wit: that vokes 
rid 1 ule, | Tadigh Owe 
a. Prevalent ; prevailing ; abound- 
rife, ing B 


ri’ fl e, ve ne rob ; to pillage’; to:plun- 


n. 5 ta sails or tackling of 
| Ir right, ees proper ; ; becoming ; s) 
(r?’ chus) a, Virtuous ; 


, 
right COUSS trcorrupt 
right’ ful, (sc non’ 


the right ; 
honest. 
? 
right’ ly, 


adv. Properly ; -uprightly; 
suitably. 


A a. Inflexible ; severe; cruel; 
rig’ id, ¢ii6 Soya A 


a. That may bevre- 


ae: n. Cold ; severity of conduct ; 
rig OF, austerity. 


rig’ or ous, <: a: Simrek paral ex- 
rill, n. A little aan or small stream. 


rim, n. A border; ; a margin ; an edge. 
a n. The bark of trees ; the coat 

‘3 ind, or skin of fruit; the husk. 

= n. A circle; a circle of metal; 

re) the sound of bells, &c. 


n. A little rin a curl a 
ring "Jet, tae 85 ; 


n. Wild festivity ; an uproar; 2 

r 1 ot, tumult ; sedition. 
Fe a. Turbulent ; seditious ; 
rl ot OuS, licentious, : 


ri vt. To tear; to lacerate; to search 
Ps out ; to’ disclose. 
—“ a. Mature; finished; perfect; 
ripe, complete. y 
=~ vi. To ascend; to grow ; to gain 
 § 1SC, elevation. 


ris’ i bl e, : - Beacting laughter; ri- 


n. Hazard; danger; chance of 
risk, 4° ‘ 

_/ n. A competitor; one who em- 
rl val, ulates another, 


ri’ val ry; a eambetian emula- 


tt n. A small brook ;. a little 
riv u let, stream. 
roam vi. To wander; to ramble; to 
3 


rove. 

~ n. The cry of alion; acry of dis- 
roar, tress. mm 
roast, P #4 dress meat before the 


vt. To take from one by unlawful 
r ob, force ; to plunder. 


rob’ ber y5 n. Theft by force or 


with privacy. 


, , ; j - yj = 
ro bust é SSP OPG? sinewy ; vigor 


ro bust’ ness, *. Strength; vig- 
ro ek, . Bah cine of stone; a de- 


, a. Full of rocks ; stony ; ob- 
roek y5 durate. Yana 
n. A knave; a vaga) nd; a 
eee villain. 


Knavish; trickish; 
r Ogu’ ish, ¢ fraudulent. 


roll, vi. To run on wheels ; to revolve. 
ro mance, fable; fiction, 

ro’ man ism, fionth‘crureh. 
ro’ man ist, Ghee capers. _ 
ro man’ tie, ravage 

romp, ty; rude, untaught; awkward 
rom . SGiens play boisterously or 
rood, 5a on 


| 


roof’ less, #,dor 
n. Space; extent; an» apart- 


RUD 


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RUT | 


— = 


book, ddéve, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


®. The cover of a house ; the pal- 
ate or bs ag art of the mouth. 


roof, 
DGeT ree ; ‘without 


r oom, ment ; stead. 
roost, vi. To sleep as a bird ; to lodge 


r oot, to radicate ; to destroy. 
root’ ed, a. Fixed ; deep; radical: 


ro’ $2 ry; By bee of beads used 
ro’ se ate, re rs ey we iid 
rose” wa ter, %. Water distilled 
TO” BY» rose in Mase Pasrecceee 


ro’ ta ry,« Revolving as a wheel. 

t ” tio n. Act of whirling; a 
ro ta 1 Nn, turn ; @ succession. 
rot’ ten, 


a. Putrids not sound ; not 
im fetid. 1 
ao , 
ro tund 7 6: Roepe vip eeriog « 


ro tund’ i ty, sores Phe 


( a, Not smooth ; harsh; 
rough, eer stormy. : 


rough’ ness, (ruff’ nessyn. Uneven- 


cir- 


ai iets’ . Rohit « ok 

a. Spherical; circular; like a 
round, siobe. 

State of being 


round’ ness, fouigl ; sphericity. 


vt. To wake from rest; to ex- 
rouse, cite to action. 
vt. To throw into confusion by 


rout, defeat. 
route, n. A march ; a journey ; a way 


TOU tine’, n. Custom ; practice. 


rove, pet To ramble; to wander ; to 


Act 
ro’ ving, & Ash 


row, n. A range of men or things; a 


rank. 
row . Z eas noise ;_ a drunken 
oe ebauc 
roy’a al, sa ale : becoming, a king; 
rT 
roy’ ‘al ist, fin n. ee adherent to a 
roy’ al ty, . sites or character of 
rub, vt. To scour; to wipe; to polish. 


; mn, Ruins of buildin, 
r ub bish, anything worthless. ass 


, n. A precious stone of a red 
ru by 9 cae 


of rambling or wan- 


n. Redness ; state of 
being red. 
+ Inclined to redness ; flor- 


rough ; brutal; 


rud’ di ness, 
rud’ dy, 
rude, 


a. Untaught; 
coarse. ~ 


vt. To plant deep; to impress; 


adv. Coarsely ; indelicate- |f 


— , 
ride ly 9 ly; wnhskillfully. 
rude’ n eSS, n. Coarseness of man- |! 


ners ; IS thentet 


ru’ di ments, cits br or Sid eng I 
ru a vt. To regret ; to lament; to'grieve | 


{ 
rue ful, Moora} sorrowful. 
| 
i 


n, A brutal fellow ; a cut- jj 
ruf’ fi an, throat ; a * 
? a. e 2a ruffian; 
ruf’ fian ly, Gratalee 
7 vt. To disorder; to discom- 
r uf fle, pose ; to disturb. 


a. Rough ; uneven; rude; 
rug’ ged, Boot 
ru’ in, vt. To subvert; to: demolish ; 


to destroy. 
n Subversion ; overthrow ; de- 
ru’ in, struction. 
Mischievous ; 


ru’ in OUS, firsctive. = 
rile, A Fores to centrol; to 
rile Serna tee 
FUN, fp vent 90 koe eP 1 
ru’ min ate, Train; to meditate. 
rum’ mage, 45 To search careful- 
ru’ mor, n. Popular report ; fame. 


, vt. To crush out.of shape ; 
rum ple, to Wine or rabbi iil 
n ct eaking ; a 

rup’ ture, breach. "s 


a. Belonging to or resembling 
r uw’ r val, the country. 


— ‘ma Cunning; artifice; trick; 
r use, stratagem. 


vt.“fo move with force or sites | 


rush, {f. 
rush, n. A violent movement or 


course. 
rus’ set, oA ga brown ;. Coarse ; 
rust, vt. To make rusty ; to corrode. 
rus’ a €, aaa rude; plain; 
rus’ tie ate, gant porit:io ‘Yee 


country. 


rus tie a” tion, fst 
rus tic’ ity, 
adv. In a rusty condition. 
noise. 
rust’ 
a. Mercitul ; 
bareus. 


mn Rudeness; rural 
rust’ ily, 
a. Covered or infected with 
, 
ruth fu 9 passionate. 
— fisine sin Want of pity. 


rueful ; com- 


simplicity. 
rus’ tle, vi. To make a low, rattling 
9 rust ; impaired. 
a. Cruel; pitiless , bar- 
ruth’ less, 


” ee . wv r.. 
bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


S. 


Sab’ a oth, n. Hosts or armies. 
Ti f rest and - 
| sab’ bath, no 4 eg ” ot | sal 
‘ ’ ainin e 
| sab bat’ ie al, Sienn ns 
| sa’ ble, n. A very dark, precious fur. 
sa ¢! eha rine. a Having the qual- 
oe. Beltane to.th 
’ n 
sac er do’ tal, ¢.e¢ieege "°° 
sa. ek’ eloth, ¢ Ms a of a coarse 
ind. 
’ . The hol - 
sae ra ment, pal i +6: out: 


a. Holy; consecrated, in- 


, 3 
sa ered, violable. 


sa’ ered NESS, fcred. holiness 
sae’ r i fice, ff ne Sip to gat ’ 
sae’ ri fice, Anoteng o fe 

sae’ ri lege, A. dhe robbing of 
sac rile’ Sious, Sing oaure 
sae’ rist aN, o; schurch /a sexton, | 
sad, a. Sorrowful ; full of grief ; gloomy. 
sad’ den, vt. To make sad or gloomy. 

sad’ dle, ®! Ne <3 seat to put on a horse’s 


’ or “to cover with a saddle ; 
| sad dle, to gg ie 4 
Dejection;. sorrow ; 


, 
| sad ness, mbhanehaly. 


| safe, unhurt. 
n. Security ; protec- 


safe’ guard, tion ; defense. 
safe’ ly, adv. Without danger; se- 


curely ; without hurt. 
safe’ ty, sm from danger ; 
sag, petle hang heavy or down; to 
sa ga” cious, ¢ Bist skies 


ae gac’ 1 tY,, toss n. Beneenens § quick- 
sage, a. Wise ; grave ; prudent. 


sage’ ly, adv. Wisely ; prudently, 
sal, Suh canvas sheet ; a Ship; a ves- 


sazl by To move with sails ; to pass 
5 by sea. 


mon? 
sail’ ing, 


n. Act of sailing or navi- 
gating a vessel. 


sat)’ or, n. One who sails; a Seaman. 
n. A person eminent for piety 


saint, or_-virtue. 


saint’ like, 


a. Free from danger ; secure ; | 


sent? a. Holy; pious, sacred ; 
sant ed, capone m 
a. Like or ppceming a 
saint. 
n. Final cause ; end; pups s A 


_ regard. 
’ ad, n. Food of uncooked herbs, 

, Stated hire ; 1 pay- 
sal’ a ry; % Bias ed hire ; annual pay. 
sal ‘mn. Act of selling ; market ; auc- 

€, tion ; price. 
sales’ man, bioyed to sel a 

eaping; bounding ; 
sa’ li ent, fiyivgive g 
sa line’ >? Consisting of salt. 
“1 ~ 3: n.A fluid ejected from the 
sa hi’ va, oun 
Sa li’ val, a. Relating to spittle. 
sal’ 1 1 vate; st. anaes discharge 
sal’ 102, « sickly; yellow. 
sal’ low ness. ”*: Sickly paleness ; 
= AP as genset ‘ 

, vi. To make an eruption; to 
sal ly § issue out. 
sali’ on, ». A large fine fish. 


Sa loon’, n. A spacious hall or room, 
salt n. A PTs used for season- 
ore 


ing; wit. : : 
wt. To sprinkle or season wit 
salt, sac. 
salt’ ish, a. Somewhat salt. 
salt’ ness, - gone state of being 
a. Wholesome ; pro- 
Sa lu’ bri ous moting health. F 


nm. Wholesomeness ; 
Sa lu’ bri ty, healthfulness. 


, a. Healthful ; whole- 
sal’ u ta TY; Suhe ante 
n. ‘act of saluting ; 


sal u ta” tions fy 2kting. 


—4/ vt. To hail; to greet; to 
sa lute’, iiss. 8 


—4,/ n. A_ Salutation ; 
sa lute 9 greeting. 


sal’ va ble, a. That may be saved, 


Reward for saving 


act of 
VV : n. 
sal vage, goods from a see iy! 
ie 4s n, Preservation from 
sal va- tion, eternal death. 
salve n. z plaster ; a healing appli- 
‘9, cation. 
sal’ vO n. An exception; a reserva- 
9 tion. 
spas -a. Identical ; not different. - 
same’ ness, ‘ Identity ; similari- 
n. nie é ecimen ; part of a 
sam’ ple, Scie Ks iF is) 
, a. That may be heale 
san’ a ble, 3 234” 


SCA 


book, dove, full, use, ¢an, Prec gem, thin, thou. 


Tending to cure ; of 
ji san’ a tive, a Healing quality. 
ma- 


sane tifie a” tion, fae ndy 
san rs ti fy vt. To make rod from 
’ 


Built ; to make 
sane ti mo’ ni Ous, a, Appear 
Sane’ ti MO Nyy heey Oe 
Savie” THON, Soeen OST 
san e” ti on, an. Te cate, or give 

san Pd ti ty, run n. Salyer ; goodness ; 
‘sane’ tu ary, A holy pera 

| Stadia seilntrona et nage not united ; 
san’ dal, n. A loose shoe or slipper. 

| sand’ j i ness, ie state of being | ca 
sane, oe ett healthy; in right | oa 

| san” gUuIN ATY, marcrous. 
san” guine, -F Bet; ardent ; con- 
san’ he drim, ipean tense 


san’ 1 ty, n. Sotndness of mind, 


san’ S€Tit, Gfthetamns. 
sap, 


n. The vital juice of plants. 
vt, To undermine ; to subvert by 
1 coat ov D husky ; wantin 
sap’ less, fap. a. Dry; Yi Ing 
n. - young tree; a young 
sap’ ling, piene 


sap’ PY, @ Full of'sap; juicy ; weak. 

sa’ pl ENCE, Knowieage 

‘Sa’ pl ont.s Wise; acute; sage. 

| sap © na” ceous, fing aonoy 
nm. A keen repre a 

, | sir’ €asin, ; 

sar eas’ lie, 


biting jest. 
| sar eas’ tie al, $3 
sar eoph’ a ous, "A stone cof 


‘sar do’ ni an, folgnodl are. 

ness <a =a “- nontgeremict 
gt win- 

sash, ¢ rs rame of a 


a. Keen ; taunt- 
ing; severe. 


e ce of darkness; 
sa’ tan, the yey ; 


‘sa tan’ ie, Me 
‘sa tart i¢ al, 


a. Pertaining to sa- 
oak false ; infern- 


plied to, laugh-. 


sate, 


} 
; bet To satisfy ; to fill ; to 
sa” tiate, | 


glut; to pall. 


n. A small planet revolv- 


, - 
sat el lite, ing round a larger. 
n. Fullness beyond de- 


sa ti’ e ty, ti. 

sat’ i in, %; “a a soft, close, and glossy 
ws folly er | 

sat’ ire, n +4 poem censuring fo ye or 

sa tir’ ie, | 

sa tir’ 1¢ al, 

sat’ j ir ize, he Tocensure as in sat- 

) ire. 
sat is fae” tion, ‘ 
sun is fae’ to ry, fine © 


. Convinced; con- 
tis fi ed, % tented ; pleased. 
t’i {vy vt. To content ; to con- 
Ss y 9 vince ; to recompense. 


Hie u here: vt. Tot {mpre pale, or 
sat u ra ” tion, n, Complete im- 


Sons 

U rt a. oomy; grave; 

sat’ urn Somat {ine 
n. Something to give relish to 

SAUCE) food 


a. Pertaining to sat- 
ire ; censorious. 


| 


n. Gratification ; 
atonement. 


melancholy. 


sau’ cl ness, ".! fr Impudence ; petu- 
sau’ Cy; dent Port's Colathat - impu- 


sav’ age, f oi S Wild uncultivated ; i 
sav’ age ly, chy adv. Barbarously ; cru- 
without weod. | 
SAV ey vt. To preserve from danger ; to | 
= a. Frugal ; not lavish ; ar- | 
sav’ i mg, simonious. i 
fe A scent; odor; taste; 
sa’ vor, power of affecting the palate. 
, a. Pleasing to the smell 


sa van’ na, n. es open sc eadad 
keep ;-to lay by. 

sa’ ViOr, . Christ ; the Redeemer 

sa’ vor less, a. Wanting savor. 

saw, % a. To cut with a.saw, as wood, 


saw, *. n. A saying ; @ maxim ; @ prov- 


vt. ‘To speak ; to alledge; to utter 
say, in words, 


say’ ing, o.meerresey i words 5| 
seab’ bard, %;, n. Ry sheath of a: 
seaf’ fold, 4: es vemporary stage | 


seaf’ fold i ing; anes A frame or stage | 


for workmen. 


2 ba Be 


wt. To_burn with hot water or 
seald, other liquid, 


seme ae 


+ | searce’ ly, 


SCE 


132 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


n, A balance ; covering of fish; 
seale, means of ascent ; a garment. , 
vt: To mount or climb ; ‘to pare 


seale’ less, «. Having no scales. 
The bone inclosing the 
Ss ealp vt. To deprive the skull of its 
oe) 
as vi. To run with speed 
seamp’ er, 
ure a poetic line. 
vt. To disgrace ; to 
sean’ dal ize, 
opprobrious ; vile. 
the feet of a verse. 
seant, 
space, &c. 
| sean’ ling, 
n. A worthless fel- 
‘seaipe’ grace, *./ 


seale, or scrape off. 
&s eal’ ] Op, na td mark or indent the 
y 198 
s€alp, brain ; the skull. 
integuments. 
f sea’ ly, a. Covered with scales. 
ee and fear. ; 
3 vt. To examine nicely ; to meas- 
| pnt: R hful rti 
| n. Reproachful assertion ; 
defame. - 
a Giving offense ; 
sean’ dal OUS, Spprobrious 
! : n. Method of counting 
sean’ ning, ; 
a. Scarce ; not enough; parsi- 
monious. «dh 
, adv, Sparingly ; narrow- 
| hese . IY yy. Want f compass 
a of co 
seant’ i ness, , 
n. Timber cut to a 
"Natron ert HY oe 
arrow ;.sm nsufii- 
a. Portainin to the 
| seap’ u lar, shoulders. 
sear, n. A mark made by a hurt or sore. 
| sear c e, - el common or plentiful; 
sS€arce, em Hardly; scantly ; 
with difficulty. 


/searce’ ness, n: Want: of plen- 
ty; ee i 


sear’ city, 5) penury: 
vt. To strike with fear; sto nee 
‘seare, rify ; vo BE gape 
n. Incision of 


sear i fi ea” tion, fo 
Ss ear’ i fy, vt. To lance or cut the 


skin. 


vt: To waste; to damage ; to 
seath, destroy.- 


seath’ less, fam 
’ t. To thr bout ; todis- 

seat ter, ‘perse j to spread thinly. 
Act of throwing 


. Without damage or 


seat’ tet ing, 1eonery about. 


seav’ en ger, n. A street-cleaner. 


n. fdsplers appearance ; part 
of a play. 

n. Appearance; repre- 
sentation ; view. 


SCONE, 
scén’ er y, 


‘school, thea. 


scen’ 1€, $5 Drarnatical ; theat- | 
scen’ ie als" | ned 
SCeNt,mercmacny osm | 
SCont, yeh whens Nae 
scent’ less, ee) Snadorques 3 having | 
SCep" ter, Fame a tnehnand ye | 
seep’ tie, Airs 2 wre doubts. (See 
sched’ ule, fiventerys | 
scheme, mae et ei ie % | 
sehéme, vt. To plan; to.project ;, to | 
schism, n. A division in the church. 
schis mat’ i€, - Ye. Implying 
schis mat’ ie als § atte , 
schol’ ar, Gipe; a nan of letters. 
sehol’ ar shipy farang 8? 
seho las’ tie, q,5@oee see 
scho’ li asts tie who makes notes. 
n. A place for education ; a 


Sse hool, Ys: Fe wai ; to tutor ; to 
Be WOOl inipsmesnictions sepea 
sti” ences 58% rounded on nen 
sei én tif" 18,6. Ra Ae 
sein’ til lant, f,SPee orem 
scin’ til late, t panies 
ser’ Oo lism, 6 HS knowl- 
sci’ Oo list, n. A superficial scholar. 
scl’ on, S * eel Ao or shoot. 
SCis’ SOFS,(». A small pair of shears. 
seoff, we ast S556 1 3' treat. with 
seoff, . _Contemptuous x ridicule; de- 
seold, rel Sint ; to rate ; to.quar- 
Ss eold’ i ing, nwbdde On and rude 
s €oop, = jJade-out ; to cut hol- 
Ss cope, ee ayes org ; aim; space; 
seop’ u lous, foxy) OP 
Ss pti. igh burn, or, to, burn 


a 


SOR 


SEC 


book, dove; full, use, ean; Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


| ana n. A long incision ; line drawn ; 

s¢eor e, account; the number 20. , 
vt. To mark ; to_engrave;.to 
set down as a debt. 


| seore, 
n. Contempt 5 contumely ; dis- 
dain. 


seorn, 
vt. To scoff ; to despise or dis- 
i alate: dain ; to contemn. " . 


seorn’ ful, ¢ Conan eey ; inso- 

| 9 Jent. 

| seorn’ ‘ing n. Act, of contempt or 
y] 


disdain. 


| seoun’ drel, %,f ane ues “ 
vt. To cleanse; to rub ar 
| seour, 


to purge. 
seourge, oe Saal ant lash; akind 
scourge, stash iopaniehs' 
seourg’ | ing, tito by the 
Bett, mDpe wntiomsich he mrs 
'seowl, met look of sullenness or 
seowl, how frown ; to pout ;to look 
| Serag’ &Ys a. Lean thin ; rough ; 


russe 

er contest for 

. yes 7 ~ 
vt. To catch at eager- 

seram’ ble, ly ; to climb. 


n: A small particie; a frag- 


'serap, ment ; accram. 
serape, vt. To pare lightly ; to take 


away by scraping. 


serape, n. Difficulty ; perplexity ; dis- 


tress. 
' n. A slight wound with the 
| seratchy Maize a 
vt. ‘fo wo slightly ; to 
seratch, hag 3 ~— ee nails. i 
n nskillful or inelegant 
serawl, Vriting. ‘ 


seréam, satin cry out shrilly, as in 


wt. To shelter; to hide; to 
ser éen, conceal : to sift. 


serib’ ble,, oak = asia hastily or 
1 t t t 
serthes tere ooo, tee 
serimp, a. Short ; scanty, 
serip’ ter dl, settee 
ser ip’ ture, n. The ~ sacred wri- 


tings ; the Bible. 
= n. A writing ‘wrapped up in 
ser oll, form.of a yor f 
Ss erub, wintbos rab ard with something 
nm, A doubt ; hesitancy ; 
ser uw’ ple, weight of twenty grains> 


seru’ le vi. To hesitate or doubt. 
ples 
Ss eru’ pu ] ous, a-Hicely. doubtful ; 
seru’ta ble; tsscnea 17)? 


| seram’ ble, *, i 


ser’ ti nIZe;,isne iornshiy 

ser u’ ti ny, ees yk a ; nice exam- 

seud, { an To pass, away quickly ; to 

; To fight confusedly ; t 

seuf he, rit ie f use ue 
aces; 

Seulkey Hy Pe: olie | 


sul ions 335.2. or sit 
seulp’ tor, n. One who engraves or 


carves. aa 
n. Art of carving wo 
seulp’ ture, o; None 
n. That which rises to the top 
seum, of liquor, 


n. Grossness of re- 
proach ; lewdness 


seur rii’i ty, 
secur’ Til ous, 4. OP opprobn: 
seur’ rl ly, (teat coarsely ; |; 
séa’ béach, n. The sea-shore, 

séa’ bound, a. Bounded by the sea. 
sta’ breeze: m Wind blowing from 


séa’ far ing, Otol. or travel- 
seal, wieTip feeto with 9 eqeh ; to con- | 
séa’ man, #4 mariner ; a sailor. 
sta’ man ship, ,areesmen: 
search, =a wT ; quest ; a pur- 
search, ole - examine ; ; tolook for ; 
search’ less, % Praiing oF escap: 
6a" SON, imine mh te aca 
séa’ son a ble, «, Harpening op- 
sta’ son Ing, x rise EY 
séat, 7 aon a bench ; a residence; 
se cede’, whe 0 withdraw from ; to 
se ces’ sion, ag Act of: withdraw- 
sereltide’, sh Fo.centpe fons. 
sevelu’ sion, Sxdiasion 6 
see’ ond, —. in Order svalue, or 
see" ond, Wants voamnn 1?8 
see’ond ary, Susoraigdie 
SC! €LECYs Trent's sence 
se’ eret, a. Unrevealed ‘private 
seerets tiie mee 


[ SEI 1 


34 


SEN 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


¢ vt. T t aside; to con- 
se erete ? coat rte: sobhrate.” B Te. 
se cre” tion, im A Separation v8 
d Privatel not 

se’ eret ly, Cpeniy; latontly, 


n. A body of men united in cer- 
sect, tain tenets or opinions. 


see ta’ rian, ee 
see” tion, faraiviaed 
se ¢’ Uu lar, &, a. Worldly ; not spiritu- 
se eure’, a. Free from danger; safe. 
se eiire’, safe Wrprotear, He 
“se ew ri ty, A aie a a ; safety; 
se date’, eet ; quiet ; still; se- 
se date’ ness, Quiiity, 

] sed’ a tiVes Tosinge 5 com- 


sed’ en ta ry; a. Sitting much; 


n. Calmness; tran- 


becoming ; 


inactive. 
sed’ 1 ment, 
a. Factious ; 
se dice’ vt. To tempt; to corrupt ; 
ducing. 
se due’ tive, 
a. Assiduous ; diligent; 
n. The diocese or jurisdiction of a 
see, 
attend ; to descry. 
, a. Full of seed; abounding 
seed’ y, 
seek, heit. 
, bel 
seem ing, semblance. 
Decent ; 
foretells events; a 
gee prophet. ‘ 
=~? a. That is liable to be 
séiz’ a ble, 


n. That which settles ; 
dregs ; 
“ph 4° Popular commotion ; 
se di tion, ah impttrection. noes 
bP turbu- 
se di tious, lent ; mutinous. 
9 to deprave. 
se duc” tion, oie rere “ite 
a. Apt’ to. seduce or 
mislead. 
n. Assiduity ; Se@- 
se du’ li ty, vering maaety 
, 
sed u lous, industrious. 
bishop. 
see vt. To perceive by the eye; to 
. y) 
see d’ tim e, o paeih tree of sow- 
with seed. 
vt To look or search for; to so- 
vi. To appear, or have sem- 
seem, blance. ae 
n. Appearance ; show; 
ps adv. In appearance ; 
seem’ ing ly, finow 
seem’ ly, Froper. 
n. One who 
seg’ ment, n. A part df a circld. 
sézne, n. A large kind of fishing net. 
- seized, 
Lt vt. To grasp ; to get possession 
SCIZEC, of 


n. The act of seizing ; the 


Sit 
S€1Z ure, thing seized. 


sel’ dom, adv. Rarely ; not ‘often. 


. 4" vt. To choose in preference 
se leet 9 to others. 


se le et’ oo pare Mer mg culled 
se lee” tion, thing ec ; 
self, —_ pron. One’s self ; the individ- 
selfin’ ter est, %;, Great zesara 
self’ ish, Mipeade of regard. for oth- 

adv. Without regard for 


self’ ia, teem 

self’ ish ness, % See2fe omy te 
self will’ ; “ sonasiaaed * one’s own 
sell, “ coves with for an equivalent 
sem’ blance, fomsismee Sow 
sem’ i cir ¢le, ». Haifa circle. 
sem i flu’ id, 2. impertectiy suia. 
sem’ in AY, tina nursery 
sem’ i tone, ~ Hella tone or note 
sem pi tern’ al, ffi) 
sen’ ate, %. n. An assembly of council- 
sen’ a tor, 3 “ > member of the sen- 
sen a to’ri ale meumnstaeste 


vt. To dispatch an agent; to 
send, emit ; to let fly. ' 


~ 7s a. Older; more advanced 
sen brnarh than another. 


sen ior’ i ty; n. ac of birth or 


rank 
sens a’ " tion, %, Perception PIS 
n. Faculty of perceiving ; con- 
gromrein sciousness ; meaning. : 


sense’ less, a. Wantin sense 


life; unfeeling 
sens 1 bil’ 1 ty, nQuichness 1 


ome able; judi- 
sens’ i ble, gue? Mise? 


or 


sens’ i tive, ce Ege disturbed or 
sens’ U al, fufuiom, 

sens’ u al ist, a to 
sen’ tence, Pass judgment” 
sen’ tence, 2oniemnstin 


sen ten” tiousy $n Aboneirs 


4: . Thought ; sensi- 
sen t ment, bility P apinign. 


; SHA 135 _- Sie 


book, déve, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


sep’ ara ble, ‘oited Dindabbeas 
To divide into. 
sep’ ar ate, p. parts ; to hy Se 


sep ara” tion, Force 


sep ten’ nial, & "spening once 


Relating to the 
se pul’ ehr al, grave: ‘monumental 


sep’ ul cher, Stim Ft) 


sep’ ul ture, burt a 
A s s 
se’ quel, uence: succeeding part. 


se’ quence, rbd of succession; 


se ques’ tr ate, possession. 


4 a. Withered ; no longer green. 
se rene’, ¢ ., Pain placid ; unruf- 
‘ - 
se’ ries, ie ge nae - 
a. Grave ; weighty; sol- 
se’ ri OUS; ‘emn sate hiad 

a. 

sr pen tine, Sifoent 

vt. To look for; to assist ; to 


serve, obey servilely. 


serv "ile, wane | 


The state of 
serv’ 1 tude, dave rilaverte . 


yee , t. To fix; to confirm ; tode- 
set’ tle, techie : ; to het ot ” 
, n. t of setth 
set tle deh ms 5 8 
0 divide; to arate ; 
sev’ adam to disunite. “T 


Sov" or al, jum some 


sev’ er rape pili 


se vere’, eatin * austere ; cruel; 


Harsh t¢ A 
se ver’ i ty, Sort cane 


sex’ tant, a. Sixth part ofa circle. 
Relating to the ; 
sex’ u al, distinguistin the Soxeee 


shab’ by, ty Mean ; paltry; sloven- 


shade, a mm. ts cover from light or 


sha’ di ness, %, n. aye of being 


, vt, +o Fou. te darken ; 
shad’ ow, fo peta ac 
m , ecure from the glare o 
sha dy, fight | eat . 
shaft nm. AN arrow ; a’ deep, narrow | 

9 pit; a spire, 

} shag’ QY, « Rugged; hairy: rough. 
ee, a py a. Not deep or profound ; 
I shal’ low, fiy" sea 


| shal’ low ness, : peas of rigpth 


SE NRT AT 


vt. To deprive of sh 


= wt: To cheat with false re- F 
sham, tenses ; to cota a 5 
n. A butchery ;a ace | 
sham’ bles, br mieat is sold. "| 
wt. To e ashamed ; to" 
shame, disgrace. 


shame’ ful, tious seprosciral | 
shame’ less, fpuen eet 
shape, WAG, a onaatient: oa neat: 
shape’ less, Siete SYTOBIOHTY, 
share, * vt. ven divide or partake with | 


yeti c t “ 
shirp, genious. eee oT 


PY ‘vt. To make keen, quick, 
ar p’ en, or a, g 
8 oe n. Keenness; in e- 
shiir Pp men nuity ; severity. ai 
? vt. To break in pieces ; to | 
n. The case/o an thing a 
shéath, Sane ofa swortt at 
vt. Toinclose ina sheath ; 
shéathe, to cover. i 
shed vt. To pour out; to spill; 
9 scatter; to let fall. P, 
sheep’ ish, or Resin 4 modest ; | 
sheer, a. Pure, clear; unmingled. | 


vt. To protect from in 
shel’ ter, to cover; to defend. art 


vt. T otect ; to defend ; to 
shield, Tadp of; to aoaains tt | 


a 
shift, ae to alter; to trans- | 


ur a, Wanting expedients ; 
shift less, ota : 

i vi. To glisten ; to be conspicu- 
shine, ous ; to be gay or splendid. | 


ship’ ping, tir for naviga- 

Act of t bling ; 

shiv’ er ing, 5 tanhten te pieeen 

sho al, ~ —_ obstructed by 
anks 


n. A conflict ; a concussion ; 
shoek, a heap of grain. 


ish 0 ek’ j in g, pate bromine ; Violent ; 
shoe, n. A covering for the foot. 


shop, n. A place for sale or work. 


mn, The seacoast ; the bank of 
shore, % ve. 


a. Not long in space or extent ; 
short, scanty ; wanting. 


| shéve, vt. To push ; to rush against. 


; vt. To throw or hea with a 
‘shév’ el, shovel. : 
shout, vi. To cry in joy or triumph, 


; vt. To exhilnt ; to prove, to.ex- 
show, plain ; to point out. 


ae Papeenanhe 4, continu- 


| STG 


136 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, mive, 


a. Rainy ; inclining to 


show’ er Y> showers. 


shdev’ Y> a. Splendid ; gaudy ; plan. 


gr 
a. Artful; cunning ;, mis- 
shrewd, chievous. ; if? 
sf]? n.. Cunning ; arch- 
shrewd ness, ness ; sagacity. 
a. Froward; peevish; 


shrew’ ish, petatant. 


vi. Tovery out in anguish or 


shriék, toro. 
shrift, n. Confession made to a priest. 


to decline ; 3 to try 


a. Having a piercing, tremulous 
sacred. 
shrink, to withdraw. 
shgive, vt. To hear at confession. 
shr ou vt. To shelter ; to dress for 
shrubs. 
’ 
shud’ der, 
vi. To play mean tricks ; 
trick. 
shun, 
ut. To close ; to confine; to bar; 
cautious. 
Having a hissing 
a. Afflicted with disease; dis- 
en; to disease, 
languid. 
1 , n. 
siek ness, body ; disease. 
a. Lateral; oblique ; not 
a. Relating to the stars; 
si de’ re al, astral ; starry: , 
vt. To separate by a siexe ; to ex- 
S1g At, notice ; knowledge. 
wanting 
bol; a device, 


sheill, sound ; acute in tone. 
shrine, n. A cabinet for something 
vi. To contract ; to shrivel; 
shrink’ ing, ™\ctefjuawine ck 
shr ou d, ists i ny ; acover; 
9 the grave; to conceal. 
shrub’ ber Ys n. A plantation of 
vi. To quake with aver 
sion or fear. 
shuf’ fle, to practice evasion. 
shuf’ fling, n. Confusion ; disorder; 
vt. To avoid ; 
to escape. 
shut, to prohibit. 
shy, a Reserved; Pe lh wary; 
shy’ ly, eer Ta distantly ; 
sib’ il ant, una 
siek, gusted. 
sick’ en, vt. Tomake sick; to weak- 
si ek’ ish, ee sick ; nau- 
si ek’ ly, a. Not sound or healthy; 
A disorder of the 
sidey Hiss tayo wih Fe APOE 
side’ long, fst 
side’ wise, oft. Laterally ; on one 
sift, amine ; to try. 
n. Sense of seeing ; a view ; 
sight’ less, % 2% 
| sl en, n. A taken a miracle; a sym 


|sim’ 1 le, 


= vt. To mark; 
SIN, show; to signify. 


sig’ nal, n. Notice given by a sign; a 
Eminent ; *‘memorable ; ; 


sig’ nal, ¢ remarkable, 


sie’ na ture, feet 


gi ig” n et, et So re a@ SOV- 
sig nif t-eant,.¢g kxmertve: 
sig’ ni fy, vt. To. declare ;, to make 


known ; to express. 


n. Taciturnity; forbearance 
si’ “lence,” ; 


s - 
si’ lent, Se oeniet 5 mute ; not talka 


to denote ; to 


silk, n. Thread spun by silkworms. 
sth? a. Like silk; soft; made of 
silk’ Y> sitk. 


a. Harmless; simple ; foolish ; 


‘Vv 
sil ly, innocent. 
sil’ van, a, Woody ; full of woods: 


+17 a, Resembling silver; 
sil ver Ys shining like silver. 


sim’ i lar; a. Like; ; uniform ; resem- 


bling. 
[simi Tar’ 1 ty, Sse 


n. A comparison. to illus- 
trate a meaning. 


gi mil-r tude; Susea, tune. 


n. Crime of buying or sell- 
sim’ 0 ny jing church preferment. 
sim’ ‘per, » vi. To smile foolishly. 

a. Plain; artless; unas- 
sim’ ple, suming. : 49 
Ne Piginness: 3. art- 


sim plic’ i ty, lessness. 

sim’ phi fy, ts render plain or 
sim’ u late, Rake feign ; to coun 
sum ul ta’ ne ous, & doting Ne 
sin cere’, ree undigsem- 
sin cer’ 1 ty, acme wore of mind or 
si’ ne eure, 


n. Office with pay, but 

pied oe employment. . 
. , ~ - 
sin ew, ak tendon, muscle, a1 


sin’ ew Y> a. Strong ; hervous ; vig- 


orous... 


a. Wicked; unholy; pro-. 


sin’ ful, fine 
sin ge, vt. To seorch ; to burn slightly. 
sin” gle, a. One; not double; indi- 


vidual ; ‘alone. , h a: 
a. On the left han per- 
sin’ less, geen from Aoi pure ; 


n. Quality of bend- 


sin u os’ 1 CY icerin Spdoud 


SIN | | 


t 
. 
2 
N 


SLA 


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SNA 


book, dove; full, use, ean, chaise, gem,. thin, fhou. 


Sip, 2. To drink by small drdught3): 


si’ phon, (si/ fon) n. A tube te draw 
! a. Like a siren ; fascinating ; 
Ss] roc’ £0) iin n. The ne sons neem nf or Syr- 
: sit” up, ~ n. Juice boiled with sugar. 
sister. 
: a. Placed - with -re- 
sit’ u a ted, else, iv 
n. Position; state ; 
siz’ a ble, a. Of considerable bulk.» 
size, %. Bulk; ‘magnitude ;,a-giutinous 
A knot of thread or silk. 
SKEIN; Sone and toupee. Te 
imal. 
skep’ ti €, n. One who doubts every 
skep’ ti cism, sayiaer) doubt; 
sketch, ne nk frst plan; 
skill, ens dexterity : art; 


liqudts from a vessel. 
isi’ mens alluring. 
a. Becoming or suiting a 
spect to enyiming 
sit “ a” tion, circumstances. 
substance. 
skel’ e ton, in The bones of an an- 
thing. 
sketch, pots trace the ouitline’: ; to 
skill’ ful, ¢ — Males ; dextrous ; 


: vi. To. <i lightly ; to lide 
The natu g 
skin, “—— @ natural covering , of the 


vt. To miss ; to pass by quick 
skip, leaps. 
To: fight loosely or 


skirm’ ish, in small parties. 


shirt, a - border ; to run along the 


skit’ tish, sansryiysetenes 
skulk, ovate hide ; to lurk in fear or 
slack’ en, toiax; to rewin e 
slake, vt. To quench ; to extinguish. 
slan’ der, talk ill of ; to belie. 
slan’ der ous, a~ Cylumpipns ae: 
slap, vt. To strike with the open hand. 
slat’ tern goes adv. eee negli- 
slaught’ er ons, “e-Destructive 
slave’ e ry, pe Pape tbe os condition 
slav’ ish, aap oh mean ; depend- 
slay, Pin 2 fas kill ; to butcher ; to put to 


vt. To censure falsely ; to, 


sleek, ra not rough ; glossy ; | 
sleep, n. Repose ; rest; slumber, 
sleep’ less, nee ee sleep ; rest- 
Beep yo renin seen sy 
sleig: ht, Scsartite orcad Mt At 
slen’ der 9 Siena e SPAS: 
slide, Wi ieebiee smoothly ; to 
slight, Siar timiee aerreiitd 
SHI@ht, sortant; weak. ee 
sli’ ly, pea nena with artful se- 
slip" per Y, icy nara tobadl 
slope, ae direct obliquely ;\ to in- 
sloth’ ful, rere A sluggish ; jnac- 
slouch’ ing, { Waking awkyar 
(sluff)n. The cast-o ff skin of 


| slough, g’stake. 


slough, (slou) n. A deep miry place. 
, a. Negligent im appear- 
slév’ en ly, g P 


ance or dress. 
slow, ive tee ® not ready ; inac- 
slug’ gish, ¢ Duk; drowsy ; lazy ; 
SlieCe,'t Ametowante : Aveny for 


, vt. To. sleep lightly ;.to 
sium ber 9 doze; to epdde. 4 
slur, n. Faint reproach or disgrace. 

a es a. Not nice; slovenly ; 
slut’ tish, pel toa 5 
sly, a. Artful ; insidious ; cunning. 


n. Taste ; savor; aloud kiss ; 
smack, a small vessel, 


’ a. Little ; slender ; mean ; pet- 
small, ty; minute. } 


osae ck up ent; lively; 
smal t, arn S NS y 
smat’ ter in o,": eat knowl- 
sm elt, seta melt ore so as to extract 


smil’ ing ly, age “With a, look of 


vt: To reach witha blow ; to 
smite, afflict ; to destroy. 


sm oke, vt. To scent or dry by smoke; 


to sneer at; to ridicule. 

smooth, fsarysiosny! mi 
smoth’ er, gone su. ocate:; to sup- 
smug’ o] ape wt. the gg. goods ille- 
sna ek, ee oa Evans a slight and hasty 


a) 


Se A ET A EER AEE A NA 7 ra 


| 


‘soft’ « eh: 


sol’ i tude, 


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SPA 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


vt. ‘To break short or at once ; 
snap, to bite. 


snap" pish, fii; Sharp in rep. 
snar é; pod aaiy Rig anything which 
snarl, < ba ne to speak rudely 
snat ch, ¥ vt. ‘To seize hastily or eager- 
snark, a 7e cron sys 0 behave 


BniP, se Sreeecageee sents TR? 
snuff, -, eens in with the breath ; 
snuf” fle, through the nose.” 
snug, on te at ie out of notice; 
soar 9 oohaoe jaretiecehity: tower fe 
so’ ber, cited warioell ese ac 


| of n. Temperance in drink; 
'SO br 1¢€ ty. 9 coolness ; gravity. 


y 
SO cia hal ty paar et ee 


a. Friendly ; familiar; 
so” cia ‘ble, conversabie. 
a. Pertaining - to society ; 


so’ ‘cial, companionable. 
sO ci’ e ty, n,. Community ; compa- 


ny ; equal union. 

sod, n. A turf; a clod. 

soft a. “oe0 hard; kind; effeminate ; 
3 m 


"vt. To make less. hard; to 
alleviate ; to allay. 


soft’ ness, n. Civility ; gentleness ; 


delicacy ; meekness. 


*]_ vt. To foul; to sully ; to pollute ; 
soil, to stain. : 1 


vi. To dwell for atime in 


so’ jour ny some ee a 
’ vt. To comfort; to cheer ; 
sol’ ace, 


to amuse. ‘ 
, . Relating to or being of the 
oe Tr) eee mnt 8 , 
~~], a. Solitary ; single ; only; inlaw 
sole, unmarried. y £ ' : 
n. Impropriety in lan- 


sol’ e cism, ae 
’ a r;, form 
sol’ emn, 


grave. 


‘serious; 


vt. To importune ; to en- |. 


j . P . 
so lic It, treat ; to implore. 


n. Importunity ; 


sO lic it a” tion, exeitement. 
so lic’ i tude, fumes * 
sol’ id, ‘pron on ; dense ; compact ; 
80 11d! t¥y.nesay comity ee 
so lil’ re} quy, jos, 8 ba to 

eg . HR tired ; ] r) 
sol 1 ta ry, ving BY EE le 
oe er life or place; 
a desert. 


sol’ u bl e, $. Apah may be dis- 
solve, al ee clear ; to explain a difii- 
solv’ ent, - ——— one’s debts ; 
SO lu” tions Gousrseparation. 
som nan bu lism, {Ag2Ks | 


som nif’ cr ous, {65° °°"8 


sonmnetéer'y fF 


, a. Loud or high sound- 
sO ho rous, ; ink. hig ‘ 
sooth, n. Truth; reality. 

t. To flatter; to calm; to : 
soothe, %.7°.! ‘ er to! eal; to. 
| Be fine ah 
sooth’ ing, 72", Apreasing ; quie 


sooth’ say et, Prognentiestor| a 
ns nsound a nt; | 
soph’ ism, fine “EM? 
soph ist’ ie al, fica 
soph’ ist ry, »- False reasoning. 
sop O rif’ i€, ¢ nt ae 3 sleep ; 
sor’ cer Y5 n. Bnsidantmnestis witch- . 


craft ; magic. 
G il 
sor’ did, i ross ; vile; covetous; i 


sore, a. Tender to the touch ; painful 


I uAap vt. To grieve; to be sad or! 
sor r OW, dejected. 


sor’ row ful, oun Se 


a. Grieved; ‘melancholy ; 
sor’ ry, worthless. | 


n A kind; species ; manner, 


sort, class. 


sort, 7 ve to order ; to choose; 
soul, sane y peucicer” part of man; 
sound, hie hearty ; firm ; 
sound, _ ag audible ; a shal- 
Acidity. in. taste ; 


sour’ NESS, harshness te de a 
a4: . Dull ; stu ; Senseless, 
sot tish, intehapeeet 


“eP “4 (suv’ eran) a. Su- 
sév' er eign, 


preme ; efficacious. 


sov’ er eign ty %. Supreme pow. 


vt. To scatter seed; ;-to spread ; 
SOW, to propagate. 
n. Room; extent; a. while; 
Spats quantity of time. 
spa” cious, voor 2 ; extensive ; 
ne vt. To measure with the hand | 
spa 9 poe : lei > 
vt. To use frugally; to gran 
spare, to indulge. ; 


| 


at 


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we 


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SPR. 


book, déve, fully, use; ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


= a. Scanty ; not abundant ; su- 
SPares pertuous.’ 


spiirk, ». A particle of fire; a lover. 


=: To emit rks ; 
spark’ ley Shiies to pier, 


spirk’ ling, ne'er 

A t con- 
spasm, vite tion. slon ; vioien con 
spas mod’ i 1€, 2, Convulsive, 


vt. To utter with the-mouth ; 
spéak, to proclaim ; to accost. 


ena wt. To pierce’ or kill with a 
spear, spear. ‘ : : 

? a. Particular; peculiar ; 
spe’ cial, 9 appropriate. 


spe” cies, n. Sort ; class of nature ; 
Spec’ i fy, vt. “To mention ; to desig- 
exhibite 
spe ek’ le, vt.. To mark with small 
bition. 
contemplate 
vt. To LL aorpes in. haste ; to 
n. A charm ; alternation of labor; 
spell, a turn at wor 
of action. 
tundity 
spice, 
spill, to waste. 
spir’ a ele, ae "A breathing-hole: a 
n. The soul ; a ghost ; ardor; 


spir’ it, 


spe” cie, pal ose cumenys cir- 
kind. Pi : 
~, istinguis ng. the 
spe cif’ ie, {; 
nate by some mark. 
spec’ i men, n. A sam nple. ; the part 
SPS” ‘CIOs, Sting 4 PUEDE 
spots. 
spe e’ ta ele, n. A show ;.an exhi- 
spee’ ter, n. An apparition ; a ghost. 
, vi. To méditate ; to 
spec’ u late, fate 
spec’ u la tive, fin 
speech’ less, Sunn oe 
speed, help forward. 
speed’ y, « Quick; swift; nimbte. 
spend, “, m3 consume ; to waste ; to 
sphere, n. A globe ; an orb; compass 
spher’ i¢ al, ¢; a sphere ie 
oundness ; ro- 
sphe ric’ i ty, ¢ : 
n. Any aromatic eieeeciei i 
Pepper, we se 8 ; 
avin 1e ies. .o 
spl’ cy 9 spice ; didtintia. 2 
vt. To shed ; to Jose by shedding ; 
spl’ nal, a. ~Ehrapea gid to the back- 
“ A girl or maiden wo- 
spins’ ter, *: 
vent ; a smal! aperture. 
spr’ ral, a. Winding + turning round 
genius ; liquor. 


. o | 
spir’ it =< fal ote. Sate 

saefire a ected; low ; de- 
spir’ it less, ¢.22 : 


pressed ; extinct. 


! 
te) aaah it a. Distinct from mate ; 
spir it u al, ter; intellectual. | 


‘/ spir it u al’ i i t¥y fa n. Spinal na- } 


vt. To vex; react: malicious- 
spite, 1), tooffend. 


spite’ ful, = Maeiets ; Malignant ; 


spleen o Anger ; malanchely ; . in | 
3 humor. 


splen’ did, pana ; magnificent ; 


Luster; # =Magni&- 


splen’ dor, tence tonp: 


, : ‘Affected witl 
sp len e tie, ¢ spleen; | poontithi ‘ 


splice, % vt. To join two ends togeth- 


, vt. To break into frag- 
splint er, ments ; to shiver. - : 
split, vt. To. divide longitudinally ; to 


cleave; to part. 
splut’ ter, as! a see hastily and 
spoil, waster pillage ;_ booty: | 
. Act of robb 
spo li a ‘tion, oF privation. pe 
sp on dee ni , feo of two long 
spons’ or ad eal a godfather; 
9 a proxy. sets 
, » Voluntary ; 
spon ta’ ne OUS, to: compelled 
spon toon’, n. A kind of half pike. 


spoon’ ful, Sdamnch as a spoon 


-¢ mn. Diversion; game; merri- | 
spoil t, ment. - 


sport’ ful, pa ewan frolicksome ; | 
sport’ i ive, a. Gay ; merry»; playful; — 


wanton. 


sp Oorts’ man, Jom Wnadtice | 


vt. To mark with spots; to dis- | 
spot, color. y : 


Spot! less, finmaculates PT 
” | spouse, < ae Baran, married: hus- | 
spratn, ei tiga hese or injure 
spray, at greh mand ofa branch; foam 
apread,'st. 2 core aruits 0 
spri ight’ ly, = ht ncaa sively ; : 
spring, + ely ne to.bound ; to 
sprink’ le, Perse in small drops. 
sprout, n. A vegetable shoot. 

sprout, pe Lehn wy by vegetation ; 


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aie 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


a. Neat without elegance ; 
spr uce, nice ; trim. 


a. Nimble ; agile ; active; live- 
SPryy ty 

* To incite; to instigate ; to 
a ren ? urge forward. 
spu’ ri ous, ¢: ot genuine ; coun- 


eee TOS 
wt. To strike with the foot; to 
spurn, reject ; ay ge a a 
vi. To fly out with a sudden 
spurt, stream. 
n. One who watches the motions 


Spy 9 of another. 
squab’ ble, %,Toauarel:towzan- 


squad’ ron, a Tt of an army or 


squal’ id, a. Foul; nasty ; fitthy. 


squall, * 5 pions 0 gust of wind; a 
squall vi. To cry or scream out sud- 


, ae T lavish] 
vt. To scatter lavishly; 
squan’ der, {6 waste: to spend. 


square, 2.2 afar un ne sie 
squéam’ ish, *.Niegiceenes 
squeeze, iret feria 
squeeze, ui & COMPLORIEP HERR 
squint, poy look obliquely. or not 
stab, } yi To pierce ; to wound mortal- 
sta bili ty, ";Seginess: rene 
sta’ ble, a. Fixed ; constant ; steady. 


sta’ ble, n. A building for horses, &c. 
n. A pile of hay or corn; a row 


stack, of chimneys. 
staff, *. n. A prop; support; an ensign of 
9 


office. 
walk unsteadily. 


stag’ ger, 
stag’ nant, ane o ; still; not 


sta g nate, vi. To have no course 


or stream. 


stag na” tion, Moi 


a. Sober; grave; composed; 


| stazd, not wild. 


Pee vt. To dye; to tinge ; to spot ; 
stan, to disgrace. 


stain’ less, a. Free ‘from, stain or 


reproach. 
stake vt. To fasten; to wager ; to 
b) 
stale, <1: 


put to hazard. 
long kept ; not fresh ; 
worn out. i ai ‘ 
vt. To walk stately ; to wal 
Stalk, with high steps. 
+; 2, First principles; sol- 
| stam’ in a, ids of a human body. 


’ vi. To speah impertect- 
stam mer, iy; to stutter Ore 


vi. To reel; to faint ; to 


n. A mark set on a thing ;.an 
impression ; a seal. 


stamp, 

° a. Sound; strong ;.. deter- 
stance 3 mined; to be usted. 
stanch’ ion, . A prop; a'support. 

, n. An ensign in war; a 
stand’: ar d, _ 22 ape revight 

a station ; con- 
stand mg, Gireamen 
a. Established in commerce ; 
sta’ ple, | 
_a. Stiff; precise ; rigid. 
stare, vi. To look fixedly or with im- 
ea oP a. Consisting of, or resem- 
star’ TY, bing stars. 

se , 

start le, Te gry to are . 
vt. To kill or subdue by hun- 
starve, 
n. A condition ; dignity ; a re- 
public. 
sta’ ted, . Regular; not occasion- 
ee iLofy slerpted 3 majes- 


settled. 
starc 
pudence. 
= n. A sudden motion. or’ spring ; 
start, excitement. Be ' 
vt. To alarm, to surprise ; 
ger. 
state, 
state’ ment.” poeta of: 
b facts ; thing stated. 


sta” tion, m Situation j office ; post ; 
sta” tiona ry, ¢; Fixed i pro- 

Ww te . 
sta’ ‘tion er ¥» titties Siae 
stat’ ua ry; p aes of carving im- 


stat’ U A fake representation ; . an 


stat’ ure, nt he hight of an ani- 


stat’ ute, Rate law ; a legislative 
stay, cet dg pe ory in a place; to 
stead, n. Room; place; help; use. 

steal’ fast, sae sreeeeniene 
stead’ Y, jar: to make steady. 
stead’ y5 raat not fickle or wa- 
st e alth, eve “i of stealing ; a se- 
sté am, SS. ay with steam ; to 
ste el, “sah To point with steel ; to hard- 


a. Of difficult ascent. 

steep, } n. A precipice. 
st eer, a ~~; direct; to guide. ina pas- 

- m, A stalk; a twig; a race;.a 
stem, ‘generation. $ : 

Art of writin 

ste nog’ ra phy, giorhand. 
steh to ri,an, Seale 


memniae 


STR 1 


ae 


41 STU 


bog; dove; fyll, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, ‘thou. 


a. Barren; unfruitful ; un- 
productive. 


ster’ ile, 


ster il’ 1 1 ty i Since. si 
ster’ ling, — «gee 


a. Severe in look or manner; 
unrelenting ; harsh. 
n. Severity of look or 


ptern; 


ster n’ ee, manner ; sybareanee: 
; vt. fast ; to stab, 
stiek, vi. To sical “gt venihia 


sti sek? P ms nanasiye glutinous ; 
stiff, o- Riewel inflexible ; stubborn ; 
| sti’ fi e, re oe a py ; to suppress ; 
i ctit” MB, Sey tae 


motionless; gentle; 


Gilly saen 
fn Viet. 
stim’ u late, % vt. ‘To excite ; to spur 
stim’ u lus, % “A powerful excite- 
stin’ oy, is Llc higgardly ; 
stint, 4 me poener 3 to limit ; to stop ; 
sti’ pend, pa ; settled pay; 
stip’ u late, fin? toenie werner 
stip wh Gone 
H stir, a tumult; bustle; commo- 
stitch, eed bef sew; to work with a 
sto ek, pay Rot ; to furnish ; to fill 
sto’ 1 ea 2 - ed, indifferent ; aus- 
sto’ i cism, %,Msine pf ihe sto 
ne bert oe ee 
ston’ y> meas full of stone ; in- 
stoop, descend; to'subiniy | 
fy Stop, Toa''an piosapaeeess 
qstop’ ple, coment, ston tio 
1 S108 Fon ona somn 
torm’ Y> a. Tempestuous passion- 
| stout, ¢;, 1 Parenes lusty; intrepid; 
| stow, wi ‘To lay up in order; to lay 
fi straz ig ht, * Lin 8, eg in a right 
| straight’ nia. 
peste ain, Zs seenei site 


vt. To make narrow; to 
contract ; to confine. } 


strat’ en, 


strand’ ed, PP. bored: or run 
stran g e, = puerta a wonderful ; ir- 
stran’ gl ey a Oe suffocate ; to 
strat’ a gem, A ae artifice in war; 
stra’ tum, fi. 7i0) t's boner 
Str'EY, Viste om ihotiehs 
stré am, “sing flow ; to run continu- 
strength, 2, yifor* bodily power, 


n. To make strong; 
to establish, 


strength’ en, 
stren’ U OUus, for re,j oes Be 


stress, n, Importance ; weight ; force. 
stretch vt. To extend ; to elongate ; 


to 


b) Bx strain. ig 
i a. Exact ; accurate: ; rigorous; 
at were A glance; ¢ 
n. 3 contrac- 
strie’ tur e, tion crifivissr. 
strife, n. Contention; discord ; con- 
strik’ i ing, a. Affecting ; surprising. 
a. Binding ; contract- 
strin’ gent, %,, 
string’ y; a. Fibrous ; consisting of 
vt. To uncover; to divest; to 
deprive. 
strive, vt. To labor; to struggle ; to 
= Ny a: bl 
str ol ; ve oe rove; to ramble; 
strong, a. Vigorous ; muscular ; co- 

, To lab to strive; 

strug’ gle, contest. ache 
a. Obstinate; inflexi- 
stub’ born, 
stue’ €0, . A fine plaster for walls. 
ar Learned; elaborate ; 
stud 1 ed, promeditated. “cian 
stu’ di ous, duigent busy. 
, fy 50. @ t i to 
stud y y) pee I wi tence. ‘ 
5) wa : 

, . To trip; t ; to 
stum ble, slide into biodecs. 
stun, make senseless. 

n. Insensibjli- 
stu’ pe fy, per cay stupid ier 
stu p en’ dous, a. Wonderful ; im- 

| stu’ pi d a. Dull; insensible; slug- 


test ; war. 
small thr eads. 
strip, 
contend in excellence. 
gent ; ‘healthy. 
ble ; mulish. 
a. Given to learning ; 
, . 
stul ti fy vt. To prove. or make 
vt. To confuse with noise; to 
stu pe fae” tion, ty; dullness. 
mense. 
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SUP 


ee. ee 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


n. Heaviness of mind; 
Hardy ; stout ; strong ; 
stur’ dy, { forabies 
’ vt. To speak with hesita- 
stut’ ter, 
n. Manner of writing ; title ; ap- 
diana 3 4 
’ n. Act of persuading ; en- 
ae SiON, et } 
sua sive, © ee power to per- 
suav’ 1 ty, n. Sweetness; softness. 
sub di vide’, %,7° more pa 
4 vt. To conquer ; to cru 
sub due’, ra Ledoorenias ses 
t vt. To ut und t k 
sub Jeet 95 to jo abe to expore. L 
, aced under; liable; 
sub j i0in’ vt. To add at the end or 
sub’ ju gate, vt. To conquer; to 
a vt. To exalt ; to ele- 
sub hi mate, vate ; to highhain . 
sub lime’ a. High ; ‘exalted ; lofty; 
t. To put under wa- 
sub merge’ 9 ta: to-dzown, 
HS shane n. esignation ; 
sub mis’ Sion, Cioaience: 
sub miss’ ive, a, Testifying sub- 
Inferior in 
, Following in 
sub’ se quent, j daa Ve 
sub serv’ i ent, 4, supordinate ; 
9 ing; to igre to br bab 
SII 4 n. Means of living; 
sub sist’ ence, tmcotence. 
, 
sub stance, or. real; body. 
Real; solid; 
sub’ sti tute, ot To put in place 
, ‘eid ess; Cc : 
sub til ty, Sisaee ness ; unning ; 
sub vert’, sey 
a. ‘i ah for- 


stu pid’ I es 5 dullness. 
tion ; to stammer. 
style, 
ticement. 
sub al’ tern, n. An infarior officer. 
sub j ja’ cent, a. Lying under. 
9 after. 
subdue. 
9 a 
mission ; humble. 
Se 
sub or din ate, raitk or order. 
sub sist’ vi. "To have means of liv- 
n. Something existing 
” 
sub stan” tial, ¢,2 
vt. To overthrow ; to de- 
sue cess’ ful, ¢.3 


, i - 

sue cin et 7 a. Shon; ” brief ; ; con 

, vt. ‘Fo help; to assist ; to 
sUu€ €or, relieve. 


suc’ €u lent, a. Juicy; moist. 
sure cum, 2,20, 

, n, Patience ; mis- 
suf’ fer ance, 


ery ; toleration. 


vt. To satisfy ; to suppl 
suf fice’ ‘5| vt. To be pnoshh. PP vi 


suf fi’ cient, fed fe to; quali- 
suf’ fo cate, Stine: pe pad bs 
suf” frage, Tite trrcaa 
Sug Best's i intorm sere 
stig ges’ tion, finn misma 
su’ i cide, n. Seleunurder a self- 
suzt’ a ble, se seit accord- 
sul’ ky, a. Silently sullen; morose. 
sul’ len, . onan morose ; intract- 
sul’ try, & 2 Hot close ; eo 
sum’ ma ry, 4. Short i brief; com- 
sum mit, ete” top; the utmost 
To call authorita- 


t. 
sum’ mon, eel 5 to cite. 


n. A call of e caid 
@ citation. 


sum’ mons, 
SUMP’ tU OUS, five; splendia | 
sun’ der ) eves 
su per 9 nificent. 

su per cil’ i 1 ous, Geskbeating: 


to separate ; | 


: f 
r a. Grand; stately ; mag- ; 


i 
Haughty ; 4 7 
| 


a. Lying on the |§ 


v.34 . 
su per fi’ cial, surface ; shallow. 


More’ than |f 
fi 


su per’ flu ous, $.unn 
su per hu’ many power of man. | 
su-per.in tend’ teinenses 
su pe’ rl or, ein yin more ex- 
supe Fior'd ty, saa 8 

SU per séde’, cause aside ; to 
su pine 9 indolent. 

Hie plants lowers seuml oat 4, 
sup’ ple, a. Pliant; bending; soft ; 


flexible. 
n_ An addition to 


f a 
os P <j ment, supply defects. 
sup’ pliant, %,Entreating sub f 
sup ’ pli eate, vt. To entreat ; to 


implore. 

Sup Ort’, Fah eaten: & 
sup pose’ ? ut To believe pice 
sup press 5 nae ep ss Sd, 
The highest 


to sub- 


su prem’ a Cy, authority. 


a 


. 
KJ 
es 


ti 
( 


id 
# 
; 
é 
oy 


f 


| 
¢ a. Negligent ; © Coil 
| 


aera 


sur’ feit, fullness ; 


‘sur’ ly, 


SWA 


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SYS 


book, dove, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


su pr éme’, e Highest in dignity or 
sur © a. Certain ; unfailing ; constant. 


Certaint security; a 
sure’ ty; f bondsman. ke 


n. Sickuess caused by over- 
satiety. 


n. Art of curing by man- 
sur’ ge LY>5 ual operation. ‘ 


a. Uncivil; sour; morose ; 
angry. 
sur mise’ vt. To suspect; to im- 


9 agine a 
4 vt. To rise ve; to 
SUP MOUNT , cvercome; to surpass. 
sur’ Name, n, A family name. 
¢ vt. To excel; to exceed ; 
sur rpiise 9 to go beyond. - 
. A remainder; more 
sur’ plus, thi enough. 


’ n. A sudden tonfusion 


sur prise 9 or perplexity. 
sur prise’ vt. To take unawares; 


9 to astonish. 


sur ren’ der, vt. To give up; to 


yield. 
sur rep ti” tious, {eager 


Stir POURS voens te te 
sur round’ ing, 277 Fincompass: 
sur ve ey’, vt..To overlook; to over- 


sur’ vey, n Viow: superintendence ; 
sur Vive’, 4 A o outlive; to remain 
sus cep’ ti ble, fon? 6m 
sus pect’, tent to im- 
sus pend’, rot tod. to. inter- 


sus pense’, #,,Uuegtainys aout; 

sus pen’ sion, ne interruption; 
SUS pi’ cion, n. Act of suspecting. 
SUS pi” C1OUS, fabie to suspicion. 
sus tain’, hold ape tordabbart sha 
sus’ te nance, f, Sano" i main: 
sis vt. To sink by its own weight. 

swag’ ger, M 3 tee: bluster, to bully; 
swain, nA young man; a country 
swal’ lO, throat toabsoro. 
swamp, ae as bog ; watery 
swamp’ y> + hegger : of swamp; 
sward, n. The surface of grass land. 


swathe, 


=~ n. A weapon; an emblem of 
swor d, authority. 


vi. To rise as bees; to 
Swarm, crowd, to throng. ; 


swarth’ y> a. Of dark complexion ; 


dusky ; tawny. 
vt. To bandage ; to bind; to 
confine. 

vt. To bias ; to direct ; to influ- 
SW ay, ence ; to rule. ; 


swear, 7,2 Wier an oaths to at- 


sweat, 
sweep, se To nen with a broom; to 


Sweet, ono iony, ee se 
sweet’ méat, 1 Xivit Preserved 
swell, 


vt. To make tumid; to heighten 
vi. To grow or look big. 
swell’ ing, *, smd ters 
swift, a el speedy; nimble; 
SWift’ NESS, quickness celerity. 
SWIM, i vt. ane float on water; to glide 


test. 
vt. To emit moisture’; to per- 
spire ; to toil or Jabor. 


vt. To cheat; to impose 
swin’ dle, epemepcsity: Po 


; vt. or vi. To wave loosely ; to 
Swing, vibrate. 


swin’ ish, cher ore swine ; ; gross; 


switch, x. snijall flexible twig) 


vi. To faint; to suffer sus- 
Swoon, pension of sensation. 


n. Practice. of 


’ 
sy¢ 0 phan CY, flattery. 
sy e’ Oo phant, ™ ke parasit¢ ; a flat- 
syl lab’ i€, a. Relating to syllables. 
sy!’ ] re gism, n. An argument, with 


three propositions. 
n. A fabled being of the air; a 
sylph, fairy nymph. 


, a. Woody ; shady; relatin 
SY I van, to bs cry i sh : 


, P rti ei 
Sym’ ME try, tation of parts. 
sy m’ pa thize, vt. To feel for an- 


other. 

sym’ pa thys %atua sensing. 
symp’ tomy, fnaication” 8 °* 
syn’ a gogue, t; sory he 
syn’ od, Scaosuaiee Oe ee 
syn on’ ym ous, fhe ating 
syn op’ SiS, rat hey view ; an 
sys’ tem, n. Method; scheme ; the- 
sys’ tem i ize, - ae reduce to sys- 


_ory. 


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TAP 


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TEA 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


T. 


a. Brindled; yatted sith 
different colors. 


Tab’ b 
? 
n. Casual dwellipg ; 


tab’ er ha €le, place for worship. 


n. Any flat surface; a piece 
ta ble, of furniture. 


tab’ let, n.- A small table; ; @ Small 


level surface. 
tab’ u lar, Ronen! in eqnares or 
+4 a. Silent;-implicd; not ex- 
tac it, pressed by words. , 
tac’ it UI, @ Silent ;, saying little. 
tact. * Skill in management ; ready 
y] 


talent. 
n. One skilled in tac- 


tae ti” cian, fs 


ee n. Art of ranging men or 
tae tes, ships in°war. 


taf’ fer el, =. Wns part ofa ship’ S| 


vt. To stain; to sully; to dis- 
taznt, ease ; to corrupt. : 


= 24? Corrupted; sullied; 
taznt ed, Oe aad af : 


A narrative ; a story; a reck- 
tale, *. i 
9 oning 


tal’ ent, ¥ rey power; natural 
ry A magical charac- 
tal’ is cen, n. A magi ra 


n. Oral conversation j« report ; 
talk, subject of discourse. i 


talk’ a tive, a. Full of talk. ; loqua- 


cious. 
tall, ¢ oy High me stature ; lofty; stur- 


tal’ ‘ly; ie Siete fitted or. suitable to; 
tal’ ON, *- The claw of a bird of prey. 
tame, St ler ; sub- 
tame’ less, aan not to be sub- 
tan, et bg mee with bark ; to 
tan’ gi bl e, operate by the 
tan’ gl é, Me a: umpires ; to'embroil; 
tank, n. A large cistern or basin. 
tank’ ard, Yat ges inetng om 
tan’ ning, idee fake tobthier: Weg 9 
tan’ ta lize, ceuneae false 
tant’ a mount, a iM 
tap, sea touch lightly ; to broacha 
ta’ per, Tight. wax candle; a small 
ta’ Pp er, on To grow gradually small- 


—— 


tap’ es try, roe 5 enriched with |f 


tir, ": n. is pitch; a sailor; a sea- 1 
Bs ] 


a di ily, adv. Slowly 3’ aclexipites 


a. Slow ; sluggish ; tedious ; i 
ar dy, late. 


th n. Allowance made in) weight. 


n. A kind of buckler sa mark ’ 
tar et, to shoot at. 4 ; 7 
,* n. A table of duties ; cartel o 
tar “5 Mata Tce, 
vt. To sully ; to soil. 
tarn’ ish, } vi. To lose brightness, 


vi. ‘To stay ; to continue ; to | i 
tar’ ry, delay; to wait. 


tart, a. Acid; sharp; sour; severe. 


tart, n. A small fruit-pie. 


tart’ ish, as. See acid ; rather 
n. Employment ;, business im- } 


ti vt. To impose a duty upon ; to # 
as 9 burden. ‘| 

n, An ornamental bunch of | 
- 


vt. To try by the palate ;. to try | | 


the relish ; to enjoy. i | 


taste, , 
n. Act.of tasting ; perception ; | . 
relish ; trial. 


taste, / 
x a. Savory; having -deli- ] 
taste’ ful, cate aan si | 
= U a. Without. relish. or | 
taste less, taste ; insipid. ® 1 
tat’ ter, vt. To tear; to make ragged. J 
tat’ tle, vi, To prate ; to talk idly. 
a | 
tat’ tler, tae. 2 sisi a tell ] 
vt. To reproach ; to insult ; to | 
taunt, ridicule ; to revile. i 
taznt, n. Insult ; ridicule ; reproach. ; 
pa a. Re Gating the 9 
, . n. epetition of | 
tau tol O LY; words or sense. a 
, a. Meanly showy; fine 
taw dr y + oy an taste. i 
Eee a. ellow ; 
taw ny, tanned. 

tax, n. An impost ; tribute; charge, | 
tax, vt. To load with imposts ; to charge; { 


like things 4) 


to accuse. 
tea, n. Leaves of a Chinese tree. 
vt. To instruct ; to show ; to jj) 


taach, exhibit ; to tell. 


teach’ a ble, ‘augur hota 2 


t éal, n. A wild fowl of the duck kind. 

e | 
n. Horses or oxen harnessed i} 

team: 


together. 
tear, 


n. Water from the eye ; moisture 
trickling in drops. 


cu © 


TEN 


tear, 
; tear, n. Arent; a fissure. 


TER 


book, dive, full, use, can, thaise, gem, thin, thou. 


vt. To pullin pieces ; to lacerate ; 
to rend. 


téar’ ful, a. Full of tears ; weeping. 


a To torment; to vex; to 
tease, comb wool. 


tech’ nie al, ae on Mie to the 


’ vt. To tie to a spot while 
ted der, feeding. (See tether.) 


Pos a, Troublesome’, prolix ; 
te di OuS, wearisome. 3 


te’ di ous Ly, adv. So as to weary. 
teem, vi. To be full ; to bring forth. 


teens, n. Bla. arene between twelve 
and twenty. 
, A cover; the. out- 
teg u ment, ward Sat. 
tel’ e graph, firetieencs os 
tel’ e seope, n. Glass for distant 
views. 
tel e seop’ ie, f,cuainrs to 
tell, ofan a ; to mee ; to teach ; 
t ell’ er, a pe fone! and pays 
t ell’ tal e, pe ge bs) gives officious 
te mer’ ity, tempt ot danger” 
, “Ry ix; to qualify; t 
tem per, soften r to govern. : ” 
, ue mixt ; 2 
tem per, hees : mddematior ”% 
tem’ per a ment,‘ Romatitgtions 
tem’ per ance, n. Moderation 
tem’ per ate, Spates ih 
tem’ er a ture n. Constitution; 
9d f heat. 
te <i t n. Astoun; a gale ie 
m p Ss 9 mult ; commotion: 
tem pest’ u ous, fa tur 
tem’ plar, py, An English law-stu- 
en 
tem’ pl e, * A place of worship; side 
tem’ po ral, fot'cremal? *? 
tem’ po ra ry, fod eae ua fo 8) 
tem’ po rize, ey ae coer to 
tempt, it te solicit; tgdraw 
tempt a” tion, 4; Soleutation to 
tempt’ ing ly, a. So as to en- 
, . That be : 
ten’ a ble, thin ™ mi 
| ing ; : 
te na cious, dive Tierentivo. ¥. 


n. Adhesiveness ; un- 
willingness to let go. 


te nac’ i ty, 
ten’ an cy, eee posses- 


? n. One who occupies the 
ten ant, house of another. 


ten’ ant less, soumat filoccupea: 
tend 


vt. To watch; to guard ; to ac- 
9 company. 

tend’ en CY, <3 n. Disopsjom j course ; 
tend’ el, = ae ot: a proposal for 
ten’ del, ees easily impressed ; 
ten’ der ness, tender; vininess. 
ten’ don, re? i aes a ligature of 
t en’ dril, pestcaremees «0 of a vine or 
ten’ e ment, petioles held by a 
ten’ et, eS men. pre a principle ; a 
ten OF, Mace? pee Mea 
tense, a. Strc!ched ; rigid; mot lax. 
ten’ sion, "ih te.ct/tehings 
tent, yD pavilion ; a portable habita- 


tent’ ed, a. Covered with tents. 

te nu’ i ty, - eure ‘minute- 
tep e fae” tion, f oce.ee 
tep’ id, pes rewengye warm; luke- 
te’ por, pee gentle heat ; lukewarm- 
t erm, { n. A limit; a boundary ; condj- 


on. 
* To name; to call; to give 


term, name to. 
ter’ ma gant, % Porhulenti quer 
a. That admits of 


term’ in a ble, funds. oe 
2 vt. To bound ; to lim- 
term’ im ate, 


it ; to put an end to. 
term in a” tion, fouta Mend 
term’ in US, Ty n. xg limit ; a bound 
ter’ race, n. An open walk or gal- 
ter ra’ que OUS, fing and water 
ter res’ tri al; (Fath cote 
ter’ ri ble, Sista) i formidable ; 
ter rif’ i i 65%. a. Leer. terror ; dread- 


vt. To shock with fear : to 
ter’ ri fy 5 make afraid. 


ter’ ri to ry; Zhe te 


nee 
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THE 146 THU 4 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


, n. Fear; dread; cause of , n.Instrumentto |f 
ter’ ror, dean te) Sort ther mor’ e ter, measure heat. 
a. Smoo clearly, written ; Rin n position laid down ; of 
terse, neat. : the SIS, proposition. 2 if 


n. Smoothness or neat- : . a. Dense ; not thin; not clear; jf 
terse’ ness, *.30°° thiek, {3% : 


kA 4 % R t j ; d . ? 4 i 
ter tian, omy urning every thir thiek en, Reni ''soako “thick; to 


n. An examination ; judgment; . , n. A close wood or copse ; 
test, s 367 j thiek et, a tuft of trees. 5 


tes ta” ceous, shell Consisting . of thzeve, vt. To steal ; to practice theft. 
t est’ am ent, seal wil the holy thiév’ ish, . copious to stealing ; se- 


test a ment’ a ry; ‘ fanteined thin, iP biog or close ; rare ; slen- 


, oy d a 
test ate, wi a. eo Be se He think, vi, To imagine ; to conceive in 
test a’ tor, “One arte FFE BYE | CTE SEs ne orton crinks Vaherneas 


test a’ trix, . rt a | who leaves) thirst’ Y, @ Suffering want of drink. 1 
, vi. To witness ; to prove; , adv. To that place ; to that i 

test 1 fy, to give evidence. ° A thith er, end. f a 

test’ 1 ly, mea a peevishly ; thong, n. A strap or string of leather. y 

test’ i MO NY, frock" | tho" TAX, a. The breast; the'chest. ||] 

, vt. To tie to a spot while a. Complete; full; |f 

on morgen: ha age a@ ring yond ou f think r 
OU Ue atiemeatst "| thougnt, inc. re r | 
g; reflection. , ui 

t ext, a . neg pes rel a sub- thought’ ful, i at be 

’ n. Act of weaving; a , a. Gay ; negligent ; 

text ure,’ web ; a thing woven. thought less, tdcdiose. STF 
thank a = make acknowledgments thrall’ dé 6m Slavery ; servi- 
9 for kindness. 9 tu 

’ Full of gratitude; n, A menace ; a denunciation hau 
thank ful, .¢ grateful. fy threat, of ill. i 

" t ; - 3 : |i 

thank’ less, gratotuk | threat! €My temp sdtetniys 
n. Celebration : . : a 

thanks giv’ me of mercy, thrift, n, Profit ; aves ; tes psa at 

thaw, me eee quid after freez- thrift less, fi! a. Extravagant ; waste- 
o i } 

the’ a ter, n. A playhouse for shows. thrift’ Ys 0. Frugal sparing; ROG 


1 ° } . * fj 
th e at’ ri € al, aby onging to the thrill, ee pierce ; to penetrate ; to | : 


n. The act of stealing, or the - vi. To prosper ; to grow rich ; |} 
theft, thing stolen. : thrive, to advance. he 


the’ isM, & n. Aacknosiopeney of a throb, esi pakoosr tery to palpitate, as 


theme, {: ns Subject dissertation ; top- throe, *, n. A pang; any extreme ago- |f 
the oe’ ra cy, = cPinipe govern- throng, ' mn. _ crowd; a dense multi- & 


n. A minister; a adv. From one side to the |f 

' the 0 lo’ 1 an, priest ; a divine. throug 9 other; to the end. ty 
the ol’ o gy, Was? pf divint thrOw, w. To fing; to cast ; to muri. 
the’ orem, nAgwepacite*| thrust, s,c2 zuahs"® insedes tel 
the o ret’ ie, sent 2 hi thump, n. A hard, heavy, dull blow. ‘ | 
the’ o rist, parity yen PPagy thump, vt. To beat with heavy blows. || — 
Abe cap | 

th e’ oO ry, ns haar 5 asystem; thun’ der, “ taped mae fol- q 
ther a peu’ ties, 7A" | thun’ der bolt, ti nganone oe 


peas 


SSR ey aE PTE 


Bd! be by 


SS 


TOR 


book, déve, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


vt. To cross ; to oppose ; to 
thwart, contravene. 


the head; 
ti a’ ri, poe Rea for the hea a 


tiek vi. > note by vibration, as a 
9 wate 


a. Sensible to titillation ; 


tick’ lish, tottering ; nice. 


= n. Time ; season ; while ; ebb and 
tide, flow of the tide. 


ti’ di NESS, ». Neatness ; readiness. 
N $ incidents rela- 
ti’ dings, ted; intaiilrenas’ 


ti’ dy, 


fn ne 


a. Seasonable ; timely ; neat. | 


3 , vt. To straighten; to 
tig ht en, make close. P 


tie, ri Aknot; a fastening ; an obliga- 
ion. 
ti e ‘ut. To fasten with knots to bind; 
2S eur" 1 holding the’ third 
. n. Avvessel ing the thir 
: a. Tense ; close ; not loose; 
tig ht, penurious. 
| til vt. To cultivate ; to husband ; to 
plow. 
“WW n. Art of mabencry cul- 
UII ABC, Target the ear’ 
svv7" n t for bu ng;a 
ti n. Measure. of duration ; an in- 
ime, terval; an age. 


thie Ty, peeeeeaJ: A 
tim’ i d, = Farman ; Wanting cour- 
tim id’ ij I ty 9 Tarrdianeke POs bb 
| tim’ or ous, f5ge of Canser 
tin e! ture, a an extract. of 
vin der, Sear 
tine, n. The spike of a fork or harrow. 
tinge, vt. To imbue with color or 


taste. 
| ting ge, n. A color; a stain; a dye. 
‘tin’ sel, it Vie showy ; super- 


| tint, n. 

‘ti ny a. Little ; small; diminutive ; 
9 puny 

| tire, # vt. To Be sish ak to - make weary ; 


A dye; acolor; ahue; astain. 


tire’ séme, ig. Weasieoana. dh 


n. Cloth interwoven with 
tis’ sue, gold or silver. 


tithe, n. The tenth part of anything. 
tit’ il late, vt. To tickle. 


/ n. A name; an inscription; an 
ti tle, appellation : a claim. 


tit’ ter, vi. To laugh with restraint. 


\tol’ er a ble, 


n. A small particle ; a point ; 
a dot. 

a. we the title only; 
nominal. . 


tit’ tle, *3 
tit’ u lar, 
tit’ u lary, cepa ay 
to geth’ er, the'same time. 


toil, n. Labor ; fatigue ; drudgery. 
5] vt. To labor ; to work at; to wea- 
toil, %* 


toil’ et, ~ - et oe act. of 
toil’ some, Reavy. PPRTY 

, . ; ; ¥ 
to ken, =e oe act mark ; amemo 


a. Supportable.; that 
may be endured. 


tol’ er ance; taaring, PPS 


tol’ er ate, vt. To permit ; to suf- 


fer; to allow. 


tol er a” tion, n. Sufferance ; per- 


mission. 

toll, n. A fee; excise ; sound of a bell. 
z n. A monument for the dead ; a 

témb, vault. , 


a. A note; sound; quality; ac- | 


tone, Cent. 

UNE, ratte ct eo 
LOH" Lefer steerne wazoostns 
tool, pete anes compa one who is 
top, surface we cotton ae eae 
top’ i €, poh ag 68 ory head ; asub- | 
top’ i & al, - imebtine to some gen- 
top’ most, a. Uppermost ; highest. 
to pog’ ra phy, meee of 
OPC, wa relate # Nett oe 
tor Wien’, Nerass Pte ace 
tor’ ment, *, Ansiing thal gee 
tor na’ do,” Ameer ; @ whirl- 


tor pe’ do,. n. An electrical fish, 


a. Benumbed; tecKaiaianis 
tor’ pid, inactive. 
tor’ por, ee ; inability to 


tor’ rent, re treo sand sudden, and | 
tor’ rid, poder et hot ; dried with | 
tort’ u ous, 
tort’ ure, 
tort’ ure, 


a. Twisting ; winding ; 
wreathed. 


n. Judicial torment ; an- 
guish ; pain. 

vt. 'To punish with .tor- 
tures; to torment. 


TRA 


os ae ar os es en er er er 


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TRA 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


n. The act of tossing ; a throwin 
toss, up the head. i F 
: vt. To throw ; to agitate ; tomake 
: een: restless ; to disquiet. 


| to’ tal, a. Whole ; complete ; full. 


to’ tal ly, adv. Wholly ; completely ; 
vt. To shake so as to threat- 
en a fall; to stagger. 
% , ° 
tot’ ter 1M, ing; shaking: 
vt. To handle slightly; to 


entirely. 
tot’ ter, 
a. Unsteady ; stagger- 
touch, reach ; to move; to effect. 


n. Sense of feeling ; ; contact ;, 


n. A mark left; a footstep; a 


touch, atest; feature; essay. 
a. Pathetic; moving; 
‘ , == 
touch’ stone, 7:4 
, vt. To make tough or 
tough’ en, 
lution. 
, n. A tilt; a mock 
tourn’ a ment, encounter. 
tow’ age, paid for towing. 
tress. 
tow’ => 
n. The district belong- 
trace, track ; a path. 

vt. To follow with exactness ; 


§ "adv. Peevishl with 
touch I ly 9 irritation. a 
, J 
n, Any Criterion or 
5 (tuf) a. Not brittle ; stiff ; firm; 
tough, strong. 
hardy. 
towr, n, A journey; a ramble; a revo- 
O°. aly ¢ n. One who makes a tour; 
tour ist, a traveler. ‘ 
4 vt. To draw through the water by 
n. Act of towing ; money 
rep. In a@ direction to; 
to’ ward, topahiing } nearly. 
tow’ er, n. A high building ; a for- 
vt. To soar; to fly or rise 
high. 
town’ ship, ing toa see . 
n. trifle ; a plaything ; a baw- 
LOY, bie: . . 
sont to mark out. 
trace’ a ble, %,.7"t my Pe 


tra ek nA seg left ; a beaten path ;, 
9 aro 


a. Having no track; 


, ron 
track less, Leaps cp 8 

n. A quantity of land ; a region ; 
traet, a treatise. 4 , 


, a. Docile; governa- 
traet’ a ble, fies conus | 
a. That can be drawmout ; 


? 
tract’ ile, $.2nte. 


= m. Traffic; barter; commerce; 
tr ade, occupation. ’ 


trades’ man, ee engaged in 


tra di” ti on, n. Oral account from 


age to oe nih 
4: " 

tra di” tion al, fy tradition 

tra diice’, %: To catumniate ; to 


9 condemn. 


traf’ fi €, padihaeeh eek barter ; 
tra oe’ di an, ae actor of trag~ 
tray" Gy, oF serious actions 
tr ag’ 1€, = Relating to tragedy; 
tras’ ic al, calamitous ; dreadful..|4° 
tral, u. ae follow a track; to draw 
train? mia cesar 3 process ; a pro- 


—> vt. To educate; to draw; to 
tr am, entice ; to breed. , 


tratn’ in g, n. Act of forming to any 


exercise. 
tr azt ts A aw" a characteristic ; a 
9 touc 


trart’ or, ws eg One who betrays ‘a 
trait’ or ous, fates eiaesee? 
tra rese ee ee ee 


n. A net ; shackles for a 
tram’ me 9 horse ;-an iron hook. 
tram’ me vt. To catch; to en- 


9 chain ; to intercept. 
vt. To travel, or travel on 


tramp, foot. 

tram’ ple, vi. To tread under foot, 
tranée, *Ascoter 12 eeeihr. 
tran’ quail, a. Quiet otis peaceful mony 
tran’ quil ize, i au mne 


to render calm. 

tran quil’ li ty, testi edce 
trans aet’, titer to cenyon 
trans ae” tion, fino 
trans al’ pine, fhe dip beyond. 
trans cend’, oxccea; to'exeel. 
trans cend’ ent, % Supreme 


LE A ATE 


excellent. 

trans cend’ ent ly, eminanfy 
tran seribe’, pee & to write 
tran’ seript, nm A copy from an | 


original. 

tran serip’ "EO acantne of : 
trans’ fer, 5. fae Oe ee 
Panis TEI", Svery tomers 
trans fer’ a ble, ¢j3hat my be 
trans fig’ Ure, tiange te ngure 
trans fix’ : vt To pierce through. 
trans form’ vt. To change in ex- 


9 ternal form. 


—— 


TRA. 


149 


— 
1 


TRE 


book, dove, full, use, ean, éhaise, gem, thin, thou. 


trans form a” tion, 3; $h278° 


trans fUse’, itiemomen 
trans gress’, oF To pass over 5-49 
trans gres’ sion, 1 Veltios of 
tran’ sient, %, $0 fats mor 
trans’ it, n. The passing ofa planet. 
tran si” tion, faze" change. 
s 
trans’ it O I¥yitey anishing speed- 
trans late’, *. Tortransport ; tore- 


? move. 


trans la” tion, 7;,,Removals 


sag baeaiath 
trans lu’ cent, ¢ a, ‘Transparent 
trans mis’ td 


| trans mit’ tal 


, vt. Tr nd fr 
‘trans mit tt leca'to anpthet his 


trans mu’ ta ble, 4, Capavle of 
trans MUte’sono nature to another. 
tr an’ som, eects cross-beam over a 
trans par’ en cy, 7,,{lgarness 
trans par’ ent, thitting ight. 
trans plre’screcy; to become public 
trans plant’, i hcee Te toa 
trans port’, Place to place? 


trans’ port, % Conveyance 5 costa: 
|| trans pos’ al, *,pacmesne * 
trans pose’, oat ofgaget afopes 


trans po si” tion, 7; 4.2:278° 


of places. 
a. Running cross- 


trans vers’ al, ‘ise. 
trans verse’, «. Lying across. 
| trans verse’ ly, 47.f2,2 7° 


direction. 
trap, %. n. oe snare; ambush; strata- 


n. The act of 
transmitting. 


oe “Toi insnare ; to catch by strat- 
trap, oeem. 


tra pan’, Mes ae set a trap for; toin- 


| trap’ door, pe s a roof or 
trap’ pings, Cifetiinments 
trash, © ee refuse or worthless 
ina Yo fe a. De aaa 4 vile, use- 


|trep id a” tion, 


4 eR CR I NE ST ea 


trav’ ail, vi. To labor or be in labor. 
, n. One who journeys ; 
trav’ el er, 
across. 
no A ee trough of wood or 
tray, 
, n. yeragy breach 
treach’ er y, 
melasses. 
tr ead, ple; to crush. 
tre as’ ur e, is pone hoarded ; 
vt. To negotiate ; to settle; to 
: n. A discourse ; a written 
tréat’ ise, 
tiation. 
treb’ le, sharp 
adv. Triply ; thrice told. 


trav’ el, s.teieenerse reno 
Pig oats 
a ying athwart or 
trav’ erse, ros 
vt. Tocross ;, too ose; 
trav erse, to wander over. - 
metal 
treach’ er OUSS Ria 
an faith , 
— n. e spume of su ar; 
tréa’ ele, P . 

vi. To set the foot; to tram- 
tréa’ SON, ». Disloyalty ; treachery. 
tréa’ son a ble a. Having the na- 

9 ture of treason. 
vt. To hoard; to lay 
treas’ ure, {5 Pe War! 
n. Repository for mon- 
treas’ UTY; ty. 
treat, manage ; to handle. 
treat, n. A feast ; an entertainment. 
tract. 
treat’ mete faa edndiecat 
’ n. Act of treating ; a nego- 
tréat’ y, 
(trib’l) a. Threefold ; 
of sound. 
treb’ ly, 
1: . Lattice-work of d, 
trel’ lis, %.. Hoi oa tt 


, ‘vt. To shake; to shiver; 
tr em ble, to totter. 
, $ n. Act of shaking; 
trem’ bling, francr. « ‘ 
, a. Dreadful ; hor- 
tre men dous, ible aw al 
’ n. State of trembling or 
tre’ MOP, Guivering. : ‘ 
, a. Trembling ; quiv- 
trem u lous, cue: fearfu q 
vt. To dig into ditches ; to 
trench, foity, 
n. A ditch ; a defense for sol- 
tr ench, diers or a camp. 
tr en ch’ er, Piwe, kind of wooden 
tre n’, vt. To perforate the skull. | 
n. State of ter- 
“ ror ; alarm. 
, vt. To transgress ; to en- 
tres pass, ter uniawfully. 
tr es’ pass, oid ‘Transgression ; _ of- | 
tress, n. A lock or curl of hair. 
& 


TRI 


bar, fall, what, prey} marine, pin, bird, move, 


n. A frame to support any 


tres’ fle, tity on 


n. An ».Jowance made in weight 


tret, for Waxnie. 
n. An iron stool with three 


trev’ et, tes. 


n. Test ; experiment ; tempta- 


trial, f.. 
tri’ an gle, at ay figure with three 


trian” gu lar, tages ee 


A famil v iatin ] f 
reoe n. amily or distinct class o 
tribe, MRIS; 

1 n. Persecution ; 
trib u la” tion, dates 


Lage gel 
tri bu’ mal, 2 Damar oniases 
trib’ wne, Bole ga of a Ro- 
trib’ -uwtaryy Sina 
trib’ ute, Saal Bak a contribution ; 
tric e, penne time ; amoment; an 
bri dk, ore Seta 
triek, n. A sly fratid ; artifice ; habit. 
trick’ er y, rth gered iota ie 
tri ek’ ish, aes eT artful ; 
triek’ le, ps: fall or run down in 
tri’ dent, «ced scepter of Nep- 
tri’ ed, a pati essayed ; at- 
tri en’ ni al, po oygecty every third 

vi. To act.with TIevity ; to in- 


? 
tri fle, dulge rah : 

oF n. A thing of no value or con- 
tri’ fle, Boquenee. 

+? 3 a. Unimportant ; wanting 
tri’ fling, fui 


tri fo’ li .ate, ell Having three 
tri’ form, a. Having a triple shape. 

ee n. The catch-of a wheel 
trig ger, 


or age! 7 

* , " 4 & 
trig on al, Sgt iree cor 
trig o nom’ e ‘try, n, Megsure 


of triangles. 


, Havi th 
tri later als S57 Fd 


n. A musical vibration ; a quaver 


trill, of the voice. 


trill Sto tnekied to gearer 
trill’ ior, mifisng Mens of 
trim, Sicayasinoest eed ete 
trim’ mingSyifniagee Ince, be 
trin’ i ty, in My ily ad persons 


trink’ et, pe _ toy; a trifling orna- 


n. Musie i in three parts ; a union 
tri’ 0, of three. 
~ n. A stumble ; a mistake ;'a short 
trip, excursion. / 


tri pet’ a lous, {caved towers 
triph’ thong, fixe vowels.” 

t t at 
ei le, peated, ° iree times re 


; le, vt. To make threefold. 
tip let, (ot he verses rhyming 
tri ip’ li eate, ay 3 Made thrice as 
tri’ ] pod, a = stdol or seat with three 
trip’ ping, sgn gusty! 
trip’ ping LY seaiVanotionts 1. 
tri see” tion, aes 
tr ist, a. Sad; gloomy. 


trict’ ful, a os} melancholy ; ‘ sor- 


trite a. Common; stale; worn out; 
5 not new. 


trite’ ness, n. A state of being trite 


into 


or ia he rea 
“4! we vt. To grind to pow- 
n. Joy for victory or suc- 
tri umph, cess ; conquest. 
tri’ umph vt. To obtain orcelebrate 
9 a victory. 
tri umph’ al, a. Used in triumph. 
‘ 4 a. Graced with con- 
tri umph ant, quest ; victorious. 
. , . 
tri um’ vi rate, Srahroe men. 
tri’ une a. Being at.once three an 
5 one. 
tne * Ja ee n. State of being triune; 
triu ni ty, trinity. . 
A Be a. Worthless ; inconsider- 
tr Am al, able ; trifling.’ 
=~ vi. To go round.; to move circu- 
, Nn. slovenly woman; a 
trol lop, slattern. é 
n. A company ; a bo y of cav- 
rx nA ‘figure of speech; a turn ; 
trope, a change. 
tro’ phy, n. A memorial of victory. 
ae: n. The line at which the 
trop l€, sun ge a * P 
f3 a. Relating to the trop- 
tr op 1€ al, ics ; figurative. 
‘l trot : The. high jolting pace of a 
9 horse. 
n. Belief; faith; truth ; fidel- 
troth, %,. 


trou’ ba dour, *-pn rice 


TRY 


151 


TUR 


book, déve, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


vi. To disturb; to make 


+ , 
troub le, uneasy; to vex. 
n Perplexity ; ; Vexation ; 


, 
troub le, distress. 
troub’ le séme, §,,Burensome i 
troub’ lous, a. Confused ;, disor- 


dered ; tumultuous. 


(trauf.)n. An lon thing hol- 
trough, lowes out out. rn ee 


trounce, feat? punish severely ; to 
eat. 


trout, n. A delicious spotted fish. 
era) casey, inden 

tr ow’ el, ah po) to spread mortar 

tru’ ant, oan seen from school ; 


= n. Cessation of hostilities ; a 
tr uce, temporary peace. 


truck, vt. To exchange or barter. 
tru ek’ lene “ ciate me in subjection ; 
tru’ cu lence, %,,S3vsnes* of 
tru’ eu lent, %.o7rres' 
trudge, ery haviyeo Te! to 
true, 


a. cnet false ;_ genuine ; real ; 
truthfu 
trie’ heart e a. Honest ; faith- 
trie’ ness, n. Sincerity; faithful- 


barba- 


9 ful; just. 
ness. 
tru’ ism, n. An undeniable truth. 
’ adv. Faithfully ; not falsely ; 
tru ly 9 honestly. : i 
vt. To win with a trump car 
wires 5 i. ek aOR a, use 
; trump’ er Ys less trifles. ; 
, n. Aninstrument o mar- 
tr ump et, tial eet : 

, vt. To maim; to lo 
tr une ate, to cut short. ie 
trun’ cheon, n. sone staff or 

cudgel. 
trun’ dle, vt. To roll as a wheelbar- 
row. 
trunk, p ipl st a of a tree ; a chest 
trust, n. Confidence ; credit ; reliance. 
trust, a Fe confide in; to credit ; to 
ieve. 


U One intrusted with 
trust ee ; thing € rusted w any 


trust’ Y5 a. Seanad faithful ; true. 
truth, ba new from falsehood ; fidel- 
y ; virtue. 


tr uth’ ful, ¢ ey Full of truth; hon- 
triith’ leas. 2. W anting tensa: frit; 


try, 


vt. To examine; to attempt; to 
essay. 


tub, n. A large, open, wooden vessel. 
tiibe, n. A pipe ; a long hollow body. 

, n. An excrescence on 
tu’ ber ele, 


the body : a pimple. 
tube’ rose, fet, sweet-smelling 
tu’ bu lar, fong'ana'holiee: PP: 
USL Sarpy compacnes PLN 


tuft, n. A cluster of leaves, grass, &e. 


tuft’ ed a. Growing in tufts or clus- 
9 ters. 


tu g re To pull with force; to strug- 

9 gle. 

tu 1" tion, 7 Grapiiapelips ; instruc- 
0 


tu’ lip, n, A flower of great variety. 


, vi. To fall to the ground; 
tum ble, to rodl about. 


tum’ bler, n. A drinking-glass. 
tu me fae” tion, Sinmor 
tu’ me fy, 72 7: 


to make 
swell. 


tu’ mid, 4 etn) ~puffed up; 


, n. A morbid swelling; af- 
tu mor, fected pomp. , 


tu’ mu lous, « Full of hills ; hilly. 
tu’ mult, n. A stir; riot; wild com- 


motion. 
a. Turbulent ; ri- 


tu mult’ u ous, $0.2" 


n. A large cask; weight of two 
tun, thousand pounds. 


tu’ na ble, ae ncgerasrsntee ; melo- 
tine, re Wnantr rig note ; order; hu- 
tune, vt. To put into a musical state. 
tine’ ful, a. Musical; harmonious. 
ttin’ ing, n. Act of putting into tune. 


tun’ nel, vt. To form like a tunnel. 


, nm. The shaft of a chimney ; 
tun nel, a funnel. 


tur’ bid, o. Thick ; muddy; not clear. 
; 
tur’ bot. n. A delicate séa-fish. 
5 
/ n. Tumult; con- 
tur’ bu lence, 


ce 
, a. Tumultuous ; vio- 
tur bu lent, lent ; disorderly. . 
turf, n. A clod covered with grass. 

9 
tur f, vt. To cover with turfs. 
tur’ gid, . Pct gre F bloated ; bom- 


, n. Trouble ; tumult ; ; har- 
tur moil, assing uneasiness. 


ee 


i 


fe nnn ee screener Fane 


TYR 


152 


a nn 


UNA 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


n. The act of turning ; change ; 
tur Nn, alteration. z ; ‘ : 
vi, To move round; toc ange ; 
tur Nn, to return. q 
One who forsakes 


turn’ €0at, j, his party. 

tur’ pen tine, fiance of te pine. 
tur’ pi tude, =, Lena rienele. 
tur’ ret, Sadie tower © emt 
tu’ te lage, n. Guardianship ; pro- 


tection. 


tu’ te lar 4 a. Having guardian- 
t uw’ te la ry, ship ; protecting. 


tu’ tor, n. A teacher ; an instructor. 
’ *-.,° ”- The office or au- 
tu’ tor age, thority - a tutor. 
n. A sharp quick sound; rel- 
twang, ish; taste. 


twee’ zers, %Sm@l! pinchers ; nip- 


’ pers. 
tw 1C€, adv. Two times ; doubly. 


twig, os if eee a sprout; a 
evel Higeht, edi eee 
twin, n. One of two born together. 
CWINE,} ti: To unite closely. 
twinge, Le, sharp, short, sudden 
twink’ le, “9 mS! Ke irregularly ; 
wink" Vio. tie ot 9 
twirl, wed a revolve with a quick mo- 
twist, hee Oe to 
twite , tae pluck . hastily ;_ to 
tym’ bal, ». 4 xind of kettle-drum. 
tym’ pa num, 9 A orn part of 
type, 2 Ne ember a stamp ; a print- 
typ’) ié al, At figura- 
typ” i fy, fio oxepnpeont tor MN 
ly pog’ ra phy, ad of ‘print- 
ty ran’ nie, gi iekpehiods 
ty ran’ nic al, | despotic ; cruel. 
tyr’an MY, fest; seventy, 
ty’ rant, Y ini pheplute monarch; a 
tyr” iain eae he Rh 
iy" re, aun in his rudiments; a 


um brel’ la, 


un ad vis’ ed, gy tesianery ? im- 


U. 


n. Existence every 


U biq’ ul ty. 5 where at once. 
ug’ lk ness, fad fi wal 
ug’ ly, rR eformed ; offensive ; hate- 


ul’ cer, n. A dangerous running sore. 
, vi. To become an ul- ' 
ul’ cer ate, : 


cer. F 
ul cer a” tion, *,A,form'ns inte | 
ul’ cer ous, a. Afflicted with sores. 


a. Lying on the further . 
ul op ri or, side ; lying beyond. / 


jul’ ti mate, « The very last ; final. | 
jul ti ma’ tum, 


n. The last con- ! 
cession. | 
n. Shade ; offense; re- 
sentment. | 


um’ brage, 
um bra’ geous, 42 unas aor | 


n. A screen to keep off 
the sun or rain. 


um’ pire, n An arbitrator; a judge. 


uti’a bashed: = Bot conversa; 


a. Without ability; weak ; 
un a’ ble, not able. 4 


una dorn’ ed, a. Not decorated. 


un af feet’ ed, «, ne3t} open 
un A7d’ ed, f os nei assisted; not 
un al’ ter a ble, ¢yciansoabie.’ 
wu na nim’ i ty, agreement 
u nan’ im ous, a Hef PPR 
un ap par’ ents Zistire 
un apt’, a unsuitable; im- 
un disk’ ed, ia invited ; unques- 
un as sim’ ing, | Modest ; not 
un a ton’ ed, a. Not expiated. 

un at tend’ ed, eater fl 
un a vail’ a. ble,:{;,..""* 
un a void’ a ble, mc Net fete 
un au’ thor Iz ed, Sunni. 
un a ware’, Bien Suddenly ; un- 


un a war es’ expectedly. 


book, dive, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


un aw’ ed, Sirained. unre- 
a. Unsuitable; 


un be ¢6m’ ing, indecorous. 


eaf? n. Incredulity ; irreli- 
un be léé 9 gion ; infidelity. 


un bend’, % To relax ; fo remit; 
un bi’ as, te vt. = free from preju- 


un bi’ as ed. , SUnpreinaied iy 


un bin " o "go tose; to untie ; to 
un blest’ : ~ Aarons unhappy ; 
/un blush’ ings ¢smamen "* 
tin Balt” ed, SinNot zeineds not 
un born’ * Not yet brought into 


5 life. 
un bd’ sim, fier’ ‘de im come 
un bought’, oe, Opspings without 


un bri dle a, Licentious ; unre- 


9 gern 


un ean’ did, ae Void of candor ; 


un cer’ tain, fs a. Demfels unset- 
un change’ a ble, 4. Sot tobe 


altered. 


un chang’ ed, s)Notaiiered i net 


un char’ i ta ble, %j,,."°" 
hris’ ti a. ‘Unconverted ; 
shiigele-+ 1an, not christian. 

un CIV "il, oe Bats ; impolite; un- 
un elaim’ ed, oo ekene sta! 


” n. Brother of one’s father or 
ele, mother. 


un eléan’, a. Foul; filthy ; impure. 


# vt. To free from obscu- 
un ¢loud’, tf 7° ™ 


un ¢loud’ ed, Shes fous Monde 


un ¢oin’ ed, a. Not coined. 
un ¢€ol leet’ ed, a confused 
5)’ . Not stai i 
un €6l’ or ed, é,i3¢ pl ¥ 
—4 , " ; 
un ©6m’ fort-a ble, dismal. 
, . N ts 
un ¢€om’ mon, %,6°" “°" 


; = - . Not th ht 
un €on cé@tv’ ed, ¢,"ormousht 


un eon di” tion al, %,.4"° 
un con’ quer a ble, 4,2 
ronan ese cieetaitee. i saree 


un €on cern’, na naiferonce 


un €on’ SCiOUS, taknewing. 
un con test’ ed, { oy Nate dispu- 

a. afe religiously 
un €on’ trite, 


penitent. 
un con troll’ a ble, ne" 
un €on vert’ ed, ¢.o "°°" 
un €or rupt’, Pa at cas ; upright; 
un edurt’ e ous, gj?) 
un court’ ly, gears sustiey 
, St a 
un eduth’, 5 ae wy 
un €6v’ er, pert A mas as 
un ¢€red’ it ed, «. Not velievea. 
une” tion, %,Aco% anainting san 
une’ tu OUS, ¢ Fat ; oily ; greasy. 
un eurb’ ed, ‘. Targetraingd ; li- 
un dam’ ag ed, a. Not impaired. 
un diwnt’ ed, %, . Rappites by 
un daz’ zled, 0. Not dated al 
un de ay ed, & fist impaired 
un de céive’, any sea 
, 5 £ to 
un de fend’ ed, fiacx??* 
un de fil’ ed, ats op } Ot cor- 
un de fin’ éd, Snimnee 
un de ni’ a ble, §23°* 4 | 
un de plor’ ed, a. Not lamented. 
un’ der brush,» fromsunier ee 
pvt t 
Uti der go's a See ee 
un’ der hand, A sa Shae 
un de riv’ ed, Suieuene? not 
un ‘der ling, n. An inferior agent: 
un der néath’, 27; Senos 
un der rate’, vie yalue. too 
un de serv’ éd, a. Not merited. 
un de’ vi a ting, ¢.Regmar not 
un dis gwis’ ed; tasrvea | 


Secret ;, not 


un di vulg’ ed, § disclosed. 


¢ vt. To ruin; to loose; to un- 
un dé 9 ravel; to take to pieces. 
_| 


154 


UNP 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


UNI 
ss ¢ a. Not done; brought to 
un déne’, fin” © S 


un doubt’ ed, futtiiaie: 
un du la” tion, n., A wave-like 


motion. ai 
rreverent; diso- 
un du’ ti ful, ¢ bedient; perverse. 

a. t perishing ; im- 
un dy’ ing, mortal. z s 


un Ga’ Si NESS, perpiesiy e* 
un éa’ SY, ate easy; disturbed, 
un en’ V1 ed, %; g Pusat from en- 
1 e’ qual ed, @._ Unparalleled 


uni er” ring, qincapetagl ely: 


certain; sure. 


a. Not level ; not equal 
un e’ ven, iy uniform. 


un ex am’ pled, #4" P= 


amex peel’ edsity) Hum 


un ex plor’ ed, Gi.) fot inown. 


un fal’ ing, % Certain ; not miss- 
ng 
un f azth’ ful, Treacherous ; dis- 


honest ; false. 
un feel’ ing, poh ae of sensibility; 


un feign’ ed, sss! 
un fil tal, gacpesienr ts * 8") 
un fit’, be pubic: not qualified ; 
un fit’, wn ae _ disqualify ; to make 
un f ol id’, ‘t STS Pets to expand; 
un for’ tu nate, fy rasnccess 
un frist’: fal ¢. Nell eee ab 
un god’ ly, 0 Rens os] irrever- 
un grat e ’ ful, pay ei beauty 
un guiir d’e ; - fareleas; ; unde- 
un hap’ py, dawesreyesmnety 
un h e alth’ Ys Su ery: ; wanting 
un ho’ O ly, Sidhe) wicked ; im- 
y’ ni form, . einailer to itself; 
un’ ion, atte act of joining ; con- 


u nique’, ae F993 without an 
uy’ ni son, n. Agreement of ibenm 


yw’ nit, n. One; the smallest number. 
. General, total; 


wu ni vers’ al, 5° 


un let’ ter ed, 


Tta/ § vt. To join together. 
U nite 9 } vt. To agree ; grow into one. 


y’ ni Vv erse, n. The general system 


of things. 
a. Contrary to justice ; in- 


, 
un just 9 iquitous. 


’_a. Unnatural; disobliging ; 
un kind’, “2 Ra ging 


* wt. To unload; to em ty; 
un lade 9 to put out. 4 


un laid’, a. Not placed; not Jaid out. 
un law’ fal, * Pi he opposition to 


a. " Not learned ; il- 


un learn’ ed, ¢ eae 


a. Unlearned ; un- 
taught. 
? a.Notlike; distieiiie ew 


un like 9 ing no resemblance. 

un like’ Ly, {fa tipropably. 

un lim’ it ed; eno Sonas 
un 18 Sve "ly, sorely? amiable ; ; not 


un luck’ yy fappy Untirtumatel vin, 


Unsuitable to a 
; effeminate. 


un man’ ly, tian; 

un man’ ner ly, %Jihbe4s ™ 
un match’ edyinatchtess. 
un méan’ IN) wm Sudect sy it 
un mer’ ci fuly fa see 
un mer’ it ed, a. Not deserved, 
un mind’ ful, "a, Negligent inat- 
un mov’ ed, dt Not Epnet not 
uli HErve’y Sale “RA 
un ob serv’ a ble, % Noh a" 
un ob tru’ sive, fame 
un of fend’ ing, fino 
un pal’a ta ble, $..03eo"* 
un pit’ y in g, Y Ag imres) compas- 
un pol’ ish ed, ¢.f ot nagothes 
un pol lu’ ted, a. Not corrupted. 
un prae’ ticed, $..4°°P" 
un pre tend’ ing, «. Modest. 
un prin’ ci pled, 73 vigor 
un pro duet’ ive, {Net proises 
un pro fan’ ed, ¢; profaned. 
un prof’ it a ble, Serving n° 


purpose. 


UNS 


155 


UNT 


book, déve, full, use, ean, Chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


un prompt ed, «. Not dictated. 
un pro pr tious, eee 
un pros’ per ous, $f" 
un pro vid’ ed, . Not tumishea. 
un pub’ lish ed, prey Fe 
un pu’ ri fi ed, a. Not cleansed. 
un pur’ pos ed, a, Not designed. 
un qual’ i fie 2% fot St not 
un ques’ tion a bles fitetie” 
un ques’ tion ed, aici 
jun rav’ el ed, 3 ,2ipienses 
un re’ a A  Riipag real ;_ unsubstan- 
un reap’ ed, +>) eres reaped ; un- 
| un réa’ son a ‘ble, ¢ Stentor 
un re deem’ ed, a. Unransomed; 
un re fin” eds $,577725 Ph 
un re liév’ ed, «Nor aysoores 
un rem’ e di ed, a. Not cured. 
un re mit’ ting, @Nojsnatns 
un re proach’ ed, finch"? 
unre serv’ ed, © ae wethioel : 
un re sist’ ing, G.tanco en? 
un rest’, n. Disquiet ; uneasiness. 
unre strait’ eds hatte 
un re ward’ ed, %.,Noq oo" 
un rid’ dle, %, To solve_an enig- 
un right’ eous, bog STs 
un ripe’, a, Immature ; not perfect. 
un ri’ val ed, «. Having no equal. 
un root’, eve io shee. x the cover- 
un ruf’ fled, Ge ronan § ; Not agi- 
un ru’ ly, seo nsovorvanles licen- 
un safe’, a. Not secure; dangerous. 
un sane’ ti fi ed, ghana 
un sat’ is fi ed, no ed 


~ vt. To retract; to recant; 
un say’ 9 to recall an expression. 


. Untaught; il- 
un s¢hool’ ed, fierate "+ 
un seal’ ed, &, Wantine: * reals | 
un séa’ son a ble, 7,008 
un seetn’ ly, Salzpermines 
un seen’ 5 2: Not seen ; invisible. 

d Not. fixed; unde- 
un set tle ’ Sormined. “* 
un shak’ en, ¢- Not moved ; reso- 
un sight’ ly, g:. Bisagreesle f° 
un skill’ ful, fo, epee sper 
un so” cial, i uttacht? 
un so lic’ it OUS, 2. Not desirous. 
un sound’, 4 Nat healthy ;,zatton.; 
un sta’ ble, fas ai lnconstant y. jrrqae- 
un stain’ ed; ¢ ini fierett: 

<p ; 
un stead y> Sos NOP e; incon 


un stud’ i ed, fea Pm 


| un sub du’ ed, a. Not shined 


"e45 . Not solid; 
un sub stan” tial, ¢,Neh%° | 
un suit’ a ble, <,%er Mi pet 
un sul’ li ed, #82 Ziainea: At} : 
un sung’ 9% Not celebrated in song. 
¢/ Not held 
un sup por t ed, not susthited: | 
un sus pi’ cious, Sate MD, 
un sus taén’ edy fo: supported. © 
un taught’, foam et 
un thank’ ful, fae deat 
un ten’ a ble, defense pane ig af 
Ls ah htless ; 
un think ing, Oe ran 


>? vt. To unfasten ; te loosen; 
un tie 9 to unbind. 


un time’ ly, a. Happening too soon. 
un to’ ward, a, _Fromand i} pers! 
un train’ ed, h Not dlsipined | 
un trav’ el €d, ied? tntredien 
yun troub’ led, oe 709 fa dis- 
irs “teitt eh ':2 A ebohondy. ment of 


| un tiin’ a ble, 


ne remremerets ee Onna mT SS 


UPL 


156 


UXO 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


a. Not harmonious; 
not musical. 


un tu’ tor ed, Tce 
un twist’, Yovea things Ap- 
un val’ u ed, ete prized ; neg- 
un va" Ti ed, Sor changed. 

un var" mish ed, fn"! 


un vers’.ed; Gio mets 


un vis’ it ed, a. Not resorted to. 


, 
| un wa’ ry, 


un vi” tia ted, a. Not corrupted. 
un wa’ ken edy fom steep. 


un wa’ ri ly, poe ta a heed- 


un warn’ ed, 2/8 | ta i cputioned 
un war’ rant 2 ble, {er 


lowed. 
a. Imprudent; hasty ; 
precipitate. 


un wéd’ ri ed, S.cneabion 


un wel’ eome, a. Not well re- 


ceived. 


* a. Not well; somewhat in- 
un well’, disposed. 
Insalubri- 


un whole’ some, ¢y5)Sorupt. 
un wield’ Y> ontat gaste moved ; 
un wil’ ling, Sok. wae not 
un wind’, - a ac to dis- 
un wise’, Sada weak; im- 
un wit’ ness ed, fimony. ose 
un wont’ ed, ¢,U3eemmens Ha 
un wor’ ship ed, «. Not adored. 
un wir’ thy, ft deers 
un awrit’ ten, a. Oral ; slelibciaia 
un yield’ ing, “Ngee 
un yoke’, vt. To free from a yoke. 
up brazed’, vt. To reproach; to chide. 
, n.  Peaeeaghs re- 
up braéd’ ing, ?; 
ax héave’ 4 vt. To avi or lift up. 
up’ hill, eDitic wy troublesome ; 
up hold’, abit support; to sus- 
up’ land, =. sHlipbet ground-; high- 


up lay’, << ae up; to hoard ; to 


— SE SS TT TE 


a. Not roused] 


up lift’ ed, oF ore aloft ; lifted 
up’ per most, %, Highest in place: 


predominant. 

a ‘right, a. Erect ; honest ; just. 
up’ right ness,osormesrty. 
up’ r ra} ar, ps we t; bustle} con- 
UP TOUSE’, Clie to action 
up set’, Ye re overthrow ; to over- 


| up’ shot, n. Conclusion ; final event. 


n. One. suddenly raised to 
wealth, &c. 


up’ start, 

up’ ward, gi, forms + Now 
a t , 

ur bane ’ a-Si) ‘Gi adhe ele 


ur ‘ban’ 1 ty, fh ft Civility ;. polite- 


vt. To stimulate’ to provoke; 
urge, to press. 


n. Pressure of diffi- 
ur’ gen Cy, culty ; entreaty. 
ur’ gent, a. Pressing ; importunate. 
, . n. Treatment; custom ; be- 
u sage, havior. 


vt. To employ; to habituate ; to 
use, treat. ' 


use, n. Advantage ; habit ; help. 

’ a. Convenient ; profitable ; 
use ful, being of service. . 
use’ ful ness, {Suny of Pens 

a. Answering no purpose 
use’ less, 


or end. 
n. Unfitness for 


use’ less ness, Fay purpose. 

y’ su al, f = es aa customary ; 

ui’ sii frulet, faery eel 

\U sy’ ri ous, 6. Peking unlawful 

U surp’, ve To possess without 

ne it. 

u surp a” tion, %.j00" 

vu’ su Fy, * Exorbitant interest. 

u ten’ sil, n. Any instrument for 

use. 

U till i ty, Convenience? PAY 
t t degree; 

ut’ most, cme ee 

wu to’ pi an, a. Ideal; 

ut’ ter vt, To speak ; to disclose ; to 

y) 


imaginary. 
express. 
n. Vocal expression ; 


ut’ ter ance, pronunciation. 

ut’ ter ly, adv. ee fully. 

ux o’ ri ous. a. Submissively fond 
3 0 


a wife. 


chimerical ; 


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157 


VEH | 


book, dove, fyll, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


bo 


Empt ace ; Va- 
Val can-C¥scuye 


a. Empty ; unfilled ; void ; 
va’ eant, disengaged. 


va’ cate, vt. 'To make void ; to quit 


poo: 
yvae cin ate, vaecine matter. 
? to be inconstant, 
va €u’ ity, 
n, Space unoccupied by 
nA wandering ;,a whim; 
va ga ry, 
n. A era an idle, 
definite. 
vail, 
a. Fruitless ; showy; ostenta- 
mead Fioualys to no pur- 
vain’ ly, $e 
vale, n. An open space between hills, 
well. 
CP 
val e die’ to ry, *.4o0 
infirm. 
bravery. 
vacdise’ n. A leather portmanteau ; a 
between hills. 
val’ or, 


rae 4 ie of. pas 
Va ea” tion, care ntermis- 
vt. To inoculate with 
vae’ cine, a. Pertaining to a cow. 
vac ril late (c like 3) vi. To waver; 
y) 
n. Emptiness ; a space 
unfilled. 
, 
vaé U um, matter. 
vag’ a bond, 7,fyeerente wer 
a freak. nit 
ttled con- 
va’ gran. CYs Gi n. ne unse 
va’ grant, strolling person. 
vague, a. Vagrant; unsettled; in- 
vt. To cover; to conceal from 
view. © 
vain, tious. 
vain glo’ toni, 4, cane 
, 'D tio f a bed- 
val’ ance, 2 Do pcaresinen tS 
val e die” tion, a. A farewell. 
val e die’ to ry, % Bidding oe 
n <A. farewell 
’ > . A lett t 
val en tine, Valentine's aay: - 
val e tu’ dina ry, no 
val’ iant, «. Bold; intrepid; brave. 
val’ lant ly, adv. With personal 
Val" id, cmsive, ste to 
id’ i Value ; tainty ; 
Va Tid TTY, Seca et eae 
9 wallet. 
val’ ley, n. A low ground or hollow 
a. Personal bravery; cour- 
age, 
val’ or ous, 
| val’ u a ble, 


.a. Brave; stout; val- 
jiant ; heroic. 

a. Precious ; of great 
worth. 


val ua” 


vas’ sal age, 


ve’ he men cy, 


. n. The value set 
tion, upon a thing. 


val’ ue, n. Pricé ; worth; rate. 
, , a; Worthless ; of no 
val’ we less, 


value 
valve, n. A lid or cover over the mouth 
vamp, 


of a tube, - 
n. The upper leather of a shoe. 
n. A light wagon; the front line 
Meet of an ig” “a 
. vi. To disappear; to 
van “ish, — to bo dost. ot 
ae n. Emptiness ; petty pride ; 
van 1 ty, ‘neofiainty.’ wl 
yan’ quish, Sinang er" 
vap’ id, a. Dead; spiritless ; flat. 
va’ por, n. Fume ; steam ; wind. 
, vt. Toemnt vapors ; to 
bie 9 or ate, tengo: ae in fame. 
: ull of vapors; 
va’ por ish, ¢ poovish. P 
va’ ri a ble, a. Changeable ; incon- 


to 


stant; fickle. 

Va’ Fi ANCE, fion; disagréement. 
va Tia” tion, fon; aitierence. 
va’ ri e gate, ne te diversify with 
va ri’ 0 lous, S,anac 8 *° 
va’ ri ous, wi paseo ; diversified ; 
ar let, % abn meat a servant ; a 
vii ’ nishy Paiiate: to conceal 
va’ ry, we ae change ; to make unlike 
vas’ sal, cumena ert aslave; a 
Chivert ef a’slave ; 
vist, Sueno nee extensive or ca- 
n. Enormous greatness ; 


*e , 
vast Ness, immensity. 
vault, n. An arch; a cellar ; a cavern. 


se vt. To boast ; to make. a.vain 
veal, %; n. ane flesh of a calf killed for 


vex” e "tk ble, n. Any kind of plant. 
veg’ e€ tate, vi. To grow as plants. 
veg e ta”’ tion, n. The growth of 


plants. 
a» . 
ve he mence, ti Violence; ar- 


dor; fervency. 


_a. Forcible ; violent ; 


, 
ve he men eager ; fervent. 


Vv ° hi el e, saree kind of land car- 


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rte 


VER 


158 


VES 


bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


Pepe: n. A vessel to convey blood, a 
vein, streak ; a stain; humor. 


vel’ lum, fish fine kind of parch- 


ment. 


ve loc’ i ty, n. Speed ; swiftness ; ‘ 


rapid motion. 


, n. Rich silk with a short 
vel vet, nap upon it. 


a. Mercenary ; base; in the 


ve’ nal, Soins 


vend, vt. To sell; to offer for sale. 


vt. To cover with thin 
ve neer , boards or wood. 


Vv en’ era ble, away of rever- 
ven’ er ate, regard with awe. 

v ener aq!’ tion, a ah he oy re- 
Vv e n ER e’ ane e, foros retribution; 
Vv e’ ni al, ec emia 89 permitted ; 


- ‘2 n. The flesh of deer; 
ven @ son, beasts of chase. ; 


n. Poison; noxious mat- 
ven’ om, for. " 
a. Poisonous ; ma- 


ven’ 0M OUS, fisnant. 
ve’ nous, a. Pertaining to the veins. 


vent, n. A small aperture ; a passage. 


ven’ ti late, siat.f' f° 9° 
ven ti la” tion, fy Minttine aire 
ven’ tri el] e; ~ Mata ri: cavity in 
iven tril’ o amen} 

ven tril’ o quy, 
ver’ ture; t8 
ven’ ture, 


vt. ‘To expose to haz- 
ard ; to rely on. , 
ven’ ture séme, fi). P25 
? " lanet ; 
Ve Vitis, eee es 
a. Truthful ; observ- 


Of ee 
ve ra C1OUS, ant of truth. 


ae n. Moral truth; hon- 
ve rac 1 ty, esty of report. , 


ve ran’ di, n. A kind of portico. 

, a. Oral; spoken; “uttered 
verb -al, by the mouth. 
verb’ al ly, adv. in words; orally. 


verb’a’ timy fu is eet 


ls aoyc ® Exuberance of words; 
verb mS age, empty discourse. 


aaa’ a. Exuberant in words; 
verb Ose’, Sroiix. 


ver’ dan Cy, n.. Greenness; state 


of being green. 
Green; flourishing ; 
ver ’ dant, ¢ beautiful. 1 


n. Art of 
speaking 
inwardly. 


chance ; 


vt. To reverence ; to 


goddess of} 


n. A declaration; a de- 


Fons % 
ver diet, cision; a judgment. 
ver’ di gris, n. The green rust of 


, copper. 
verd’ ure, 


n. A green color; green- 
ness vad vegetation. 
n. The brink,; edge; utmost 
ver ge, border. ‘ ; 


ver 1 fi ea” tion, 


n. Confirmation 
by evidence. 


; 4s £= vt. To confirm ;.to prove 

ver’ 1 fy, the P 
adv. In truth; certainly; 

ver’ i ly, friy. yi 


ver’ i ta ble, #. a. Trees agreeable to 


N. Baers true. assertion ; 
ver’ i ty 9 certainty. 


ver’ juice, n. The acid .liquor of 


crab-apples. 


ver mic’ u lar, Sieh 2 worm ; 


ver mil’ ion, n. A-rich red color. 


verm’ in, me Any noxious little ani- 


a. Native ; of one’s 
ver nae’ u lar.tin county, 
ver’ nal, a. Belonging to the spring. 
vers’ a tile, 5 Dhol ei changea- 

“We n. The quality of 
vers a il 1 ty 7 being versatile. 
n piece o poetry ; a para- 
verse, graph ; ebins in meter. js 
, a. Skilled in ; experienced ; 
vers ed, well practiced. 
45 £=>. vt. To represent in verse ; 
vers 1 fy 9 to relate in verse. : 
ver’ sion, n. Achange ; translation. 


vert’ Pas bra, fa n. A dena of the back- 
oi cession to the 


vert’ e bral, S50 
vert’ n. The point overhead ; 


CX, the top of any thing. - 
ver e 1€ al, fi tioe ae warhead 
vert! ie al Ty, 34%.,30 jhe. 7enih 
ver’ y) adv. In an eminent degree. 


ves’ 1¢ ate, vt. To blister; to swell; 


to puff up 
ves’ i ele, 


n. A little P pladder filled 
with humor. 
ves’ per, rg evening star; even- 


ves’ pers, n. The Romish evening 


service. A 
, 
ves pele oe to hold liquors; 


n. An outer garment; a waist- 


vest, Bo 
vest’ al, a. Denoting purity; chaste. 
ves’ tl bule, ». Entrance toa house. 


Rinse n. A footstep; a trace; a 
ves tige, mark left behind. 


_ 


‘vi cis’ si tude, 


VIG 


159 


VIS 


T boas : 
book, dove, full, use, ean, Ghaise, gem, thin, thou. 


vést’ ment, ee et 
vest’ ure, Ks a oh garment ; habit ; 
Vee Or ding emer a aller 
ve’ to, n, A refusal ; a prohibition 
Vex, ti ob to dl = torment ; to dis- 
vex a’ ’ tion, n. Trouble ;. uneasi- 


ness ; Sorrow. 
vex a” tidus, one res 
vex’ ing ly, cote as to vex or 
vi al, n. A smali glass bottle. 


vi’ and, n, Food ; meats dressed. 


7 vi. To brandish ; to move 
Vi br ate, to and fro. 


° ” n. Act of moving with 
vi bra tion, quick returns. he 
n. A substitute in office; t 
vie’ wet minister of a parish. h 


Vi €a’ Ti OUS, fg PUhts P 


n. Sin; veibhoanne a gras 
vice, he press. et? 


vice ge" rent, simi Meutenset 5 ® 
. One who rules as the 


vice’ roy ) king’s substitute. 
vi’ ’ ciate, vt. To spoil ; to make less 


: ‘ pure. 
vic’ in age, (c like s). n. Neighbor- 


hood ; a Sa near. 
oH? n, State of being near; 
vicin 1 ty 9 nearness. s 4 
Vi” CiOUS, ‘2. Abandoned ; wicked. 
n. Regular change ; 


a revolution. 


<p ye n. Something destroyed; a 
Vie tim, sacrifice. . 


Vi e! tor, ¢;. n. A conqueror ; a vanquish- 
vie to’ ri oUls, %,Conauering : tr- 
vi e’ t Oo ry; severe goa success in 
vi et! uals, * rt peorinions of food, 
Vi del’ i cet, i adv. To wit ;, name- 
vie, vi. To strive "Sor superiority; to 


2 contend. 
view, 


vt. To survey; to see; to ex- 
view, sr mereees ; sight ; survey ; de- 


amine. 


a. Not discernible ;: un- 


view’ less, ¢,.N 


3s . A watch; devotion durin 
vig’ il, hours of rest. 7 
9 i n. Watchfulness; in- 
vig’ il ance, cessant care. 
watch- 


sa’ 7 a, Circumspect ; 
vig’ il ant, ful; diligent. 
n. Strength; 
energy. 


mental force ; 


vig’ or, 


a. Forcible ; full of life 
vig’ or Ous, and strength. 


vile a. Base ; mean; worthless; des- 
y) 


picable. Qual t 
_ ‘n. Quality of being vile 
vile’ ness, or base ; meanness. 


vil’ i i fy, at akc Sv to degrade ; 
vil’ la, n. A country-seat ; a village, 
vil’ lage, n. A small collection of 


houses. 
vil’ ] ain, ve aoe 3; a wicked 
vil’ lain ous, $.°**°* 
Vil Iain Fycmouiee 
vin’ di €atey toot? fo avenge.” 


vin di ea” tion, n. Justification ; 


defense. 

Vin die” tive, *Civenjorevense 
vin die’ tive ness, ji ins 
vine, pak agg plant ‘that. bears the | 
vine’ Bs ard, oh Wage | 
vi’ nous, aa reg the qualities of 


ma doegiy. 3 n. Produce of the vine for 
vint age, one year. 


vint’ a ser, n. One who gathers the 


vintage. 
vi’ 0 Ja ble, @. That may be injured. 


+/ t. To injure ; to hurt ; to 
vi’ o late, tiacee 


vio la” tion, ime 
vi’ o lence, %,,Cuizages sssault 
violent: et 
Vi © Tin’, fccmonts snalie 


nv. A bold, turbulent wo- 


wicked ; 


vi ra’ £9, man. 
VTC. tye en 


vir’ tu, n. A love of the fine arts. 
vir’ tu al ly, Sotormany 
vir’ tu e, cece; wal acpetat effi- 
vir tu o’ SO, n. One skilled in an- 
vir’ tu ous, a Moray excellent ; 
vir : u lence, iS Malignity ; poi- 
vir’ u len Cy, son ; bitterness. 
vir’ u lent, oie: 
vis’ age, ae countenance ; 
vis’ a sed, é. a. ee a face or vis- 


tiques. 


venom- 


: waste, 


WAT 


ETS 
162 


WEA 


bir, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


vt. To quaver a sound; to 


war’ ble, utter musically. 


war’ bler, sot songster ; a singing 


vt. To guard; to defend; to 
ward, turn aside ; to fend off. , 


ward’ en, —_— aie hg guardian ; 

ward’ er, n. oe <heteek ; truncheon ; 
gu vd 

ward’ robe, ? 

war d’ ship, pil Guazeigpalip; pu- 

ware’ house, *,Asrehouse fo 

wares, n. plu. Goods or merchandise. 


war’ fare, n. Military life; a state 


A repository for 
clothes ; clothing. 


of contest. 
wa’ ri ly, ~ Prudently ; cautious- 


n. Prudent forethought; 


I wes . 
| Wa FI NeSS, caution. 


4s . Di * mil- 
war like, ling to war; mil 
a. Not cold; 
warm, oa toy rp hone Aone 
vt. To free from co to heat 
way moderately. 


passionate ; 


warm’ ly, adv. Eagerly ; ardently. 


n. Gentle heat; zeal; en- 
warmth, thusiasm. 
warn, vt. To caution against ; to, ad- 


monish. ‘in 
teton n, monition ;_ preyi- 
warn Ing, ous notice, r t Z 
vt. To contract ; to shrivel; to 
Warp, turn aside. , 
war’ proof, a. Valor proved in war. 
‘aia vt, To support; to at- 
war rant, test ; to secure. 

’ : it; tion ; 
war rant, ~ ae Sam attestation 

’ ‘ ible ; 
war’ rant a ble, pee 

’ na. Authority ; cove- 
war r ant y 9 ce by deep. ; 

, n. A park or inclosure for 
war r en, ralibite: 

Pius ss 4 ili ; - 
war rior, ee papa man ; a sol 
n. A hard excrescence on the 
wa’ ry, % a. “Cautious ; careful; pru- 


vt. To “cleanse by ablution ; to 
wash, moisten, ' ss } ‘ 
rritable ; peevish ; 

wasp’ ish, § fretful. 


n. A desolate country ; useless 
waste, expense ; loss. 

vt. To destroy ; to squander ; 
to wear out. 


a. Ruinous ; destruct- 
waste’ ful, {6 Miavish, 
n. Forbearance of sleep; at- 
watch, tention ; observation. , 
vt. To guard ; to keep ; to ob- 
watch, serve Closely. 


Cs - a 


| weak’ ness, 


watch’ ful, eit bey 4 ALRSS: 

i Viel 
watch’ ful ness, iserauon. 
watch’ m man, n. One placed to keep 


guard ; a sentinel 


| watch’ words 2.4 yas 


wa’ ter, in water ; to moisten. 
wa’ ter mah, 
n. Highest point to 
wa ter y5 a. Thin; liquid; taste 
inequality. 
waive ‘Tess, ie Sener without 
, : j ing. 
wa’ ver ing, } 2” Fluctuating 
lating. 
come bigger. ¢ 
derer. 
way’ lay, 
wauk' vt. To enfeeble ; to de- 
ness ; a failing. 
n. Riches ; external happi- 
ant. . 
abiacs. 
n. An instrument of of- 


vt. To supply with, or take 

? n. A cataract ; a cas- 
wa’ ter fall, 73 ; 

: ferryman. 

, rf ee - 
wa ter mar k, which water rises. 

‘apeit . a. That will not 
wa ter tig At, admit water. 
‘less ;. wet. 
Wave. *: A billow ; a swell of water ; 
9 

=~ vi. To play loosely ; to float ; to 

wien undulate. : 
vt. To move loosely; to 
wa’ ver 5 fluctuate ; to totter. f 
a. Unsettled. 

, a. Playing like,waves ; undu- 
wa’ Vy, . 
wax vi. To grow; to increase ;. to be- 

y) 
saa,’ nm. A road; course; direction; 
wat, method. 
se be n. A traveler ;.a wan- 
way’ far er, i 
vt. To lay in wait for; to 
beset by ambush. 
= a. Froward ; peevish ; 
way’ ward, forse. | 
weak, a. Feeble ; not strong ; infirm. 
en, bilitate. 
n. A defect ; feeble- 
=~ y|_ 2. Happiness ; prosperity ; pub- 
weal, lic interest. ; 
wealth, fess. 
we alth’ Ys a. Rich ; opulent ; “ey 
vt. To withdraw from any habit 
or desire. 
a. Unarmed ; hav- 
weap’ on less, 


ing no weapon. 
vt. To waste by use or time; to 


aioe, carry on the yg di fi 
Wéa’ ri NESS, figue pean Ns Pe 
a. “Tedious ; tire- 


wéa’ ri sOMe, Sine. 


a. Subdued. by fatigue; 
wea’ TY» tired 4 
vt. To tire; to fatigue ; to 


wea’ r ¥ 9 harass. 


weath’ er, ao Sy of the atmo- 


! 


n. A boatman; a’ 


| 


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book, dive, full; use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


vt. To sail to windward ; 


? 
weath’ er, {0 pass with aificulty. 
weath’ er proofire vege 
- t. To fe by text ; to 
WEGYEs Gniteytolneert. 


WEAVE, 2. To work with a loom. 


n. Any thing woven; texture; a 
web, film on the eye. ; : 
a. Having films be- 


web’ foot ed, tween the toes. 

wed, vt. ig marry ; to unite by mar- 
wed, ms 4 contract matrimony ; to 
wed ded, g,dangt ™ merase 
wed" ding, Someone ts 
Wediles Shi sopmete tu cigars t 
|| wed’ loek, fy fine mariage state. 
wee, a. Little ; diminutive ; small. 

weed, % fe hice herb ; a mourning 


vt. To rid of useless plants ; to 


weed, free from weeds. 

week, n. The space of seven days. 

week’ day, n. Any day but Sunday. 

/ we ek’ ly a. Done or happening ev- 
? 


ery week: 
WOOD, Cctrmetrit, une 
weft, by ne wae of cloth; the thing 
Weigle, Sian aar tee an at 
weight, Gice; power 
Ww et g ht! ] ess, a. Light ; having no 


ae 
2 < a. Heavy ; momentous ; 
weight Y» forcible: ' Pay 


a. Received with joy; 


, Y 
wel €ecome, grateful; pleasing. 
vt. To receive and en- 


t 
wel’ € IME, tertain hospitably. 


vt. To beat one mass of metal 
weld, into another. 


Ww el’ far e, n. Prosperity; happiness ; 


snecens 
Be n. The visible regions of 
wells’ in, tie air. 

well, 1, A spring ; source ; fountain. 


well, a. Healthy ; happy ; convenient, 
, a. Of respectable de- 
well’ born, 


pr 

, “E rg . 
well’ bred, fsinedt"* "=" 
well done’, interj. Denoting praise. 


well’ spring, n. A fountain; source. 


where, adv. At which or what place. 


wen, n. A callous, fleshy excrescence. 


wench, x A TORRE woman; a ne- 
wend, vi. To go; to pass to or from. 
west, a 308 region where the sun 
west’ ern, a. Being in the west. 
west’ ward, adv. Toward the west. 
wet, a. Humid; moist; rainy. 

wet, vt. To moisten ; to make damp. 
wet’ ness, easy Pret of iwi | 
while, n. The largest of fishes, 
whaile’ bone, j.Pt gine 
wharf, - ben mst to land goods at; 
wharf” age, 5. Fees paid or Inn 
wharf’ in ger, * Fine fooret of 
wheat, ae SOD of which bread is 
wheat’ EN, 2. Composed of wheat. 
whee’ dle, vruitle se iastche *F 
wheel, pes a RUE body turning 
wheel, viifrwaa! | ee 
wheel’ bar POW swith one wheel 
wheel’ wright, *,a,m% of 
wheeze, vi. To. breathe with a noise. 
whelk, wine inequality ; a protuber- 


on 


vt. To cover over; to bury; 

whelm, to immerse. ' 

n. The young of a dog; a 

whelps fury. time that ; at what 

when, fff.’ é time that ; at wha 

adv. From what place; 
whence, from what cause. 


adv. For which or | 
what reason, , 
adv. At whatsoever | 


where’ fore, | 
wher ev’ er, Fitce. 
wher’ ry, eae boat used on | 
whet, Ars nies | 
wheth’ eY, pron. Which of the two. | 
whet’ stone. * A stone used to 
9 sharpen on. | 
whey, : 


n. The thin or serous part of 

milk. j 

whiff, ». A blast ; a puff of wind. | 
j 


} 
| 


welt, n. A border ; an edging ; a guard. 


se rn em er me 


| 


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bar, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, méve, 


vt. To quaver a sound; to 


war’ ble, utter musically. 


war’ bler, oe songster ; a singing 


vt, To guard; to defend; to 
ward, turn aside ; to fend off. 
ward’ en, 
ward’ er, os ane eee 
bss n. repository for 
ward robe, clothes ; sloshene. 


ward’ ships coterie 


war e’ house, . - stovehouss for 


wares, n. plu. Goods or merchandise. 
war’ fare, n. Military life; a state 
d 
wa’ ri ness,” Lass forethought; 
a. Not cold; 
ae moderately. 
warh, vt. To caution against ; to ad- 
ous notice. 


of contest. 
war like, a. Disposed to war ; mil- 
heated ; sprightly. 
warm’ ly, adv. Eagerly ; ardently. 
monish, 
vt. To contract ; to shrivel; to 
warp, turn aside. 


a head officer. 


passionate ; 


wa’ ri ly, adv, Prudently ; cautious- 
itary. 
warm, 
vt. To free from cold ; to heat 
n. Gentle heat; zeal; en- 
warmth, thusiasm. 
eee ny n. Admonition ; preyi- 
warn’ Ing, 


l war’ proof, a. Valor proved in war. 


war’ rant, test;to secures 
war’ rant, = oe oo attestation ; 
war’ rant a ble, % pees 
war’ rant y, 


n. Authority; cove- 
pie by deep. : 
Jv n. A park or inclosure for 


n. A military man ; 2 sol- 
war’ rior, §j 
n. A sey ‘excrescence on the 


wart, pet 


a. Cautious; careful; 
wa’ r y. 9 dent. ; 


wash vt. To cleanse by ablution ; to 
? moisten. 


Irritable ;, peevish ; 
wasp’ ish, fretiut P 
waste. ” A desolate country ; useless 
y) 


expense ; loss. 
waste, {5 wer destroy ; to squander ; 
waste’ fal, Papers a derracs 
watchy tention; observation 
watch, w.7osuantatokee 59.0, 


pru- 


n. A keeper ; a euardian ; ‘ 


watch’ ful, rile Ie A Livhaukl 
i - Viei : 
watch ful ness, bsbrvation.* 
watch’ m man, n. One placed to keep 


guard ; a sentinel 


watch’ words 3.4 yee 


vt. To supply with, or take 
wa’ ter, in water ; to moisten. 


wa’ ter fall, *.3 n. A cataract a cas- 
cad 

wa’ ter man, attri rh 

. Highest point t 

way ter mark, ich waiae ae, 

t t 

wa’ ter tight, Sanit water." 


, a. Thin; liquid; taste- 
wa ter J 10s wet. ss : 
I no A illow ; a swell of water ; 
Wave, inequality. ; x 
= vi. To play loosely ; to float ; to 
wine undulate. ; 


wave ‘less, ai( Smooghys without 


vt. To move loosely; to 
wa’ ver ,: fluctuate ; to totter. : 


ppr. Fluctuating. 
wa’ ver ing, a. Unsettled. 

t a. Playing like.waves ; undu- 
wa gd 5 lating. 
vi. To grow ; to increase ;, to be- 
War, come bigger. F: 


nm. A road; course; direction ; 
way, method. 
way’ far er, pty 2 aa ok a wan- 


vt. To lay in wait for; to 


— , — 
way lay, beset es ambush. 

= a. Froward ; peevish.; 
way’ ward, foe P 
weak, a. Feeble ; not strong ; infirm. 

o , vt. To enfeeble ; to. _de- 
weak’ en, bilitate. 
weak’ ness, fess; a failing. 

n. Happiness ; prosperity ; pub- 


n. A defect ; feeble- 
weal, lic interest. 


we alth, es ; external happi- 
we alth’ ; g Ehs ; opulent ; abund- 
we an, pa foo witherte from any habit 
weap’ on, ea instrument of of- 


a. Unarmed ; hav- 


, 
weap’ on less, fig no weagon. 
wy vt. To waste by use or time; to 
ee carry on the body. : 
a- 


wea’ rl ness, tis Leaning} ; 
wea’ rl some, a. ‘Tedious tire- 


a. Subdued. by fatigue; 
WE’ LY, fired 


t. To tire; to fatigue ; to 
wea’ £ yi 9 analy 
weath’ 


n. State of the atmo- 
er, sphere. 


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book, déve, full; use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. 


, vt. To sail to windward ; 
weath er, to pass with difficulty. 


weath’ er proofyiard weather 
ie eed m texture ; to 

WEAVE, Unite; to insert. 

weave, vi. To work with a loom. 


n. Any thing woven; texture; a 
web, film on the eye. f ’ 


, a. Having films be- 
web foot ed, tween the tage 
vt. To marry; to unite by mar- 
wed, Nero. 


wed, »- To contract matrimony ; to 
a. Joined by marriage ; 
9 attached. 


seca ae 
. Marri ; 
wed’ ding, Ceremony. 


n. A tool thick at one end 
wedge, and sloping to an edge. 


? n. Marriage ; matrimo- 
wed loek, ny ; the marriage state. 
wee, a. Little ; diminutive ; small. 

n. A noxious herb ; a mourning 
weed, dress. 


nuptial 


vt. To rid of useless plants ; to 


weed, free from weeds. 
week, n. The space of seven days. 
week’ dar Yn Any day but Sunday. 
we ek’ ly, ok. or happening ev- 
weep, pe EAS seau jeeps ; to lament; 
welt, cial woof of cloth; the thing 
worry Sanat ae, veo 
weight, 5 genre emrtys ity 
wei ight’ less, a. Light ; having no 
wei ight Y5 a. Heavy ; momentous ; : 
wel’ ecme, grateful; pleasing. 

vt. To receive and en- 
Ww el’ far e, BP ceenertty happiness ; 
wells’ in, 


forcible. 
a. Received with joy; 
wel’ e3me 
Mrs hospitably. 
vt. To beat one mass of metal 
weld, into another. 
n. bag visible regions of 
the air 
well, 1. A spring ; source ; fountain. 


weil, a. Healthy ; happy; convenient, 
/ a. Of respectable de- 
well’ born, 


scent. 

well’ bred, a Le gs in manners ; 
well done’, interj. Denoting praise. 
well’ spring, ». A fountain; source. 


welt, n. A border ; an edging ; a guard. 


wen, n. A callous, fleshy excrescence. 
wench n. A young woman; a ne- 
? 


gress. 
wend, vi. To go; to pass to or from. 
west, ” ™ She region where the sun 
78 
west’ ern, a. Being in daa wesall 
west’ ward, adv, Toward'the west. 
wet, a. Humid; moist; rainy. 
wet, vt. To moisten ; to make damp. 
, n. The state of bein 
wet ness, wet ; moisture. . 
whale, n. The largest of fishes. 
Ala’ hn n. Part of the upper 
whale bone, Jaw ofthe whale 
n. A place to land goods at; 
esis 2 quay. F h for land 
ligé n. Fees paid for land- 
wharf age, ing at hart. , 
wharf’ in ger, Swat ny 
whéat, pai aig of which bread is 
wheat’ en, a, Composed of wheat. 
whee’ dle vt. To entice by soft 
3 


words ; erg a: 
n. A circular body turning on 
wheel, tric 


vt. To ‘move on wheels; to 
wheel, roll forward. , z 
7 : vehicle 
wheel bar r OW swith one wheel. 
wheel’ wright, % 2,0" 
wheeze, vi. To breathe with a noise. 
n. An inequality ; a protuber- 
whelk, %22 Mewes *P 
whelm, vt. To cover over; to bury; 


to immerse. 
whelp, *., n. _ young of a dog; a 


inte rik the time that ; at what 
when, time. Be 
adv. From what place; 
whence, from what cause. 


where, adv. At which or what place. 


For which or 
what reason. 


adv. 


where’ f ore, 
wher ev’ er, 4%... 
wher’ ry; n A Fight boat used on 


rivers. 


whet, at Bh: MRED ED | to. edge; to 
rovoke, 


wheth’ er, pron. Which of the two, | 


n. A stone used to 


, —_ 
whet’ stone, 3,4.27008 


Ne ta thin or serous part of | 


whiff, nA bint ; a puff of wind. 


adv. At whatsoever | 


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WIL 


‘bar, fall, wlinty prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


t. To bi - t- 
z whit’ fle, Pins o blow away ; to sca’ 
| 


whi ie n. hae name of a political par- 


while, n. Time; space of time. 


vt. To draw out ; to consume 
while, A freak ; an odd fancy 
n. A freak ; an ancy ; Cca- 
whim, price. . +. hi by , 
vt. To cry whiningly 
whim’ per, as a child. : 
a. i emicdinashs fan- 
| whim’ Sl €al, ciful ; freakish. 
murs. 
n. A low plaintive noise; a 
i pene J vi. To make a noise like 
whin ny 9 a horse or colt. 
whip, a whip. 
n. Cord of which lash- 
AM Ti ll end 
whip lash, tiie. small end of a 
with a whip. 
whip’ sto € n. The handle of a 
whirl, vt, To turn round rapidly. 
whirl, rapid turning. 
n. Water moving cir- 
Oe : n. A tempest moving 
whirl’ wind, f,cutany. 
whisk, brush we oa 
~ ’ nm. Unshaved hair grow- 
whisk’ ery fig on 
n. Spirit extracted from 
grain. 
whis’ per, tiously. , “4 
n. Act of speaking softly; 
whis’ per, a low voice. 
low waht 
“4 n. A game at cards. 
whist, a. Silent ; still. 
se 
whis tle, by the breath. 
whit, n. A point , a jot; a tittle. 
, 
whit en, come ee a 
Fee n. State of being white; 
| white NESS, freedom from color 
whith’ adv. To what place or 
‘4? n. A swodltur on the end 
whit 162, of the finger. 
°47 vt. To cut with a knife; 
whit’ tle, 


tediously. 
whit per ing, °; n. of muttering 
vi. To lament in low mur- 
mean complaint. 
vt. To strike, drive, or lash with 
whip’ eord, es are made. 
Act of hi 
whip’ ping, n. Act of punis ing 
5 whip. 
n. A quick circular motion; a 
whirl’ pool, cularly ; a vortex. 
vt. To move with velocity ; to 
ing on the cheek. 
ae 
whisk’ y, 
vi. To speak low or cau- 
| - whis’ per ing, n. A speaking in a 
vt. To make a shrill sound 
| white, ie Snowy; pure; unblem- 
vt. or vi. To make or be- 
er 5 degree 
to sharpen. 


whole, n. The total ;, all of any thing. 
whole, a. All; total; complete; un- 


injured. 
n. Sale in the Jump or 


whole’ sale, by the quantity. 
whole’ séme, % Sound; salute 
whol’ ly, adv. Completely ; totally. 


whoop, vi. To utter a loud shout. 
wl ick, ae eotton of a candle or 


, a. Given to vice; fiagi- 
wiek ed, tious ; bad. ‘ 


Wi iek’ e d ly,.23 adv. yen cor- 


wick’ ed ness, we oncoeeseten 


, a. Made of small twigs or 
wiek er, willows. ° 


wiek’ et, n. A small gate or door. 


wide, Hon cot gg pew 
wi d e’ ] Ys piiteigae 7, with great 
wi d’ en, na we make wide ; to ex- 
wide’ ness, aate cp of being wide; 
wid! Oto, fait stdenat "ore Mr 


wid’ Ow er, At has lost 
wid’ dw hood, fwitow.* 
widt ‘ s Phoreeig ~wideness ; wide 
wield, ned sey we with full command 
weld’ yf mesnagenas thet ony 
wile, n. A woman who has a husband. 


wig; n. False hair worn on the head. 
n. An Indian hut or 


wig’ Wald, cabin. 


wil a. Not tame ; not domestic ; un- 


9 civilized. 
wild 


n. An uncultivated desert tract. 
+|7 hr i bited 
wil’ der ness, 7.47 ewe 
, adv. Without order ; rude- 
wild ly, ly; irregularly. : 


wild’ ness, n. Rudeness; irregu- 


} larity. 
wile, n. Deceit ; fraud; trick ; strata- 
of gh i ; ; by strat- 
wi li ly, ren Te a cag y strat 


gem. 

a Choice; desire, discretion; 

will, Race ce; desire, on; 

will vt. To direct; to command; to 
5 resolve; to give by will. 

a. "Stubborn ; obstinate ; in- 


will’ ful, flexible. 


; n. A loud, hissing, or hummin “1/ adv. Perversely ; Se 
whiz, noise. = , will ful ly 9 signedly. 
SST MISES —meerRcartine 5 2 REUFewe ARE eR 


- 


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165 


Sk 


WoR 


~ book, ‘dive, full, use, ean, chaise, gem, thin, thou. ° 


Consenting; ready ; 


z will’ ing, ¢ complying. 

ill’ ] ad». “Without reluc- 
1 wil Ing Ly. } tance ; spontaneously. | 
will’ ing ness, Sco cunsent 


ances ne 

wi’ ly, Neca insidious ; artful ; 
*», vt. To gain by conquest or per- 
WID, suasion. 
wince, vt. To shrink from pain. 
wind, Bag flowing wave or stream of 
vt. To turn ; to entwist ; toin- 
fold ; to encircle. 


8 | 
wind fall, oT Nata 


wind’ lass, <a rere ii for raising 
Wind’ less, *.Seatine windacont 
win’ dow, po le aay to. admit 
wind’ pipe, breathe for the 
wind’ ward, %4%., Tow! the 


t , ? . Empty; tempestuous ; 
wind’ yy fatuien” pe 


ulent. 
a. Furnished with wings ; 
wig ed i Or aes: 
vt. To “shut and open the eye 
wink, quickly ; to hint. 


n. The one who wins ; the 
win’ NCP, one who gains. 


win’ ning, estes charm- 
lwin’ NOW, fone 
win’ sOme, «. Merry; cheerful. 

win’ ter, % n. "the cold season of the 


win’ ter ¥s5 %. ernie to winter; 


~ To ta by rubbing gen- 
tly. 
n. Metal drawn into slender 
args * de of d 
a ade o wire ; rawn into 
wir’ Y> wire. 


wis’ dém, poke Sct, ; discretion ; 
| wise, cama” ; Skillful; grave; 
wise ‘ly, fF adv. Judiciously ; prudent- 
wish, < 9 ave. strong “eee 
wish’ fu il, g. Longing ; ; showing de- 


wish’ ful ly, { adv. Earnestly ; long- 


wit, pA eeagaags YH ridey: judgment ; 


witch’ er Y, Enchantment. 
with draw’, treat veda back 
with draw’, “ore 


| wit” less, ¢i0ce" 


, vi. To fade; to dry up; 
with er, grow v sapless to oops 


with hold’ ? back - restrain {0 pola 


? vt. Too to re- 
with sta 9 strain; TD rasiet. 


ae Inconsiderate , ‘wanting 


wit’ ling, nA pditinlict to-wit - 
’ Test. testa- 
wit’ ness, tion stimony ata 2 


wat’? wn vt. To bear testimien ito 


wit’ ted, a. Fasting! wit or sense. 

wit’ ti cism, n. An attempt at wit. 

wit’ ti ly, 5 ate Ingeniously ; artful- 
71 

wil’ ting ly, Oe: acai 


a ‘a. Judicious ; inventive ; sar- 
wit ty 9 castic, : 


Se n. A magician; on en- 
WIZ ard, chamees 
woe n. Grief; sorrow; misery ; ca- 
‘4 


? lamity. 
woe ful, Nga 


a. Sorrowful ; calamitous ; 
adv. Wretchedly ; 
woe’ ful ly, mount 
n. ast ef prey; an eating 
wolf, ulcer. 


Ww olf’ ‘ish, - Yop Hen wolf; fierce ; 


wom’ an, oo eae the hu- 


wom’ an hood, 4, The qualities 
Resembling. aif 


wom’ an ish, ¢,,,.2¢' 
wom’ an kind, 20 Phe ag ee 


Won’ der, % stmica® “ee 
Ww on’ der, aterm cy surprise ; 
won’ der ful, 558° § a= 
Ww bn’ drous, a Surprising mar- 


wont’ ed, a. Accustomed ; usual. 


vt. To court solicitously; to make 


Woo, love to. 

ere 2 n. Ground covered 
wood land, with wood 

, Aboundin d ; syl- 

wood’ ¥5t2 unding in wood ; sy 
adv. Pleasingly ; en- |} 
ticingly. 
language; a single 


word, part of speoth. 
word’ Y5 a. Full of words ; Mechcie. 


work, vi. To labor ; to travail ; to toil. 
, ne 9 artificer ; a Ja- 
work’ MAN, for sieht 
a. Skillful ; like 
work’.1 man like,#; Skint 


hm _____ 


XY Ly 


166; 
bar, fall, what, prey, marine, ping bird, move, > 


ZO 


n..-One who _ loves 


\ world’ Hinge Seiney or pete 

| World’ ty; inci shamans 
wor’ ry, harass, » © 

| wor" ship, at ce: seuore +t rever- 
| wor’-ship.er, 3; 


worth, n. Price ; aie _importance.. 


# a. Deserving of; equal in 
‘Wo! thy value to. ; 


, 
wor th less, value or worth. «- 


a. Deserving ; : virtuous ; 5 


worth’ Yornovie. 

wound, eee injure ; to hurt by ids 
torent ples to Re sie” peevishly; 
wrath, Pr daa anger; 
wrath’ less, meek 

wreath 2y"ifte weed, 


fury ; 


a. Free from anger ; 


: To curl; to twist; to 
wréat 9 Piece : 
| wreek. n. Destruction by sea ; disso- 


9 lution; ruin. 


jz. vt. To destroy by dashing on 
er eck, rocks ; to ruin. 


vt. To extort by force ; to dis- 
wr est, tort ; to writhe. 7 


‘ , “: 
wores’ they i conionist 8! 
, a. Miserable jag 
| zoretch’ e 9 worthless, ~~ - 
wright, n. An artificer ; a workman. 
» The joint connecting the 
| wrist, ; hand alt arniw? 2 


n A legal caren > scrip- 


writ, tua 


vt. To express by means of let- 
write, ters ; to. compose. « ; 
7 vt. To twist with violence ; ; 
writhe, to torture ; to distort. 
, n, A legal instrument ; a 
wr it ing, composition ; a book. 
tl > a. Not morally right ; unjust ; 
wr ong, Unt. 
5 vt. To use unjustly; to in- 
| WYONY, fare. | hes 
wrong’ ful, a. Injurious ; unjust. 
wrong’ ly, “adv. Unjustly ; amiss. 
: (raut:) a. Effected; per- 
wrought, formed; ‘manufactured. 
ury, a. Crooked; distorted; wrung... 
no A small, throe- miata 
AY: log ra a py, 


n. The ext-of en- 
graving oh wood. 


A ER ee em 


vt. To. tear; to mangle; aa 


Bag who wor, 


a. ifadesewing of no 


‘ 
eo ibe] » sok 
Y.. Vad a i 


tot) nA sad me or plone: 


ure vessel. 


Yacht, 
easure of. three. feet a 


¥ ar d,* small nail bgad bel 
n. Asma at ongin toa 
y awl, ‘ship. ei g 


vi. To gape; to open wide as 

y awn, sc aes ye ies 
n. e term of twelve ca en ar 

ti ear ? months. ‘, : ia 

| yéar yh a. Happening every year; | a 
vi. To. el reat tenderness 

be aaa: or peg rr i : 

n emo ion 0 tas a. 

yearn’ ing, dernessy><2) (a2) "lh 

yell, vt. To cry out in agony or horror, 


yelp’ ing, | 
n A vider: a frechold- S 


a dog. 
yes’ ter Bt n. The night past, 
, a. Compliant ; Submis: 
yield’ ing, : 
due ; to confine. 
y oung a, Bo} old ; youthful ; tender; 
) 
young man. 
Ze al’ ‘ch n. A-person full of zeal; a} 
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striped. 
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Ze nith, directly overhead. 
n. Commencement of the scale 
a ‘nv A taste added ; a relish. 
n. The sun’s track through 
a. 
zo di' ae al, Gc 


yeo" see a 
nh. The coliective 
eld. vt. To produce ; to concede ; to 
yte 5 surrender. 
i= aves Biving kei : 
vt. To couple by a yoke; to sub- § 
yoke, a | 
‘| yore, adv. Long since ; long. es, 
weak 
y eres n. One out of childhood; a 
1th?’ a. Yoins vigorous as 
n. Passionate ardor ; gagerness ; 
Zeal," warmth, 
fanatic. 
zeal’ ous, eager e ee ae 
nm. A of mule eauti ully 
ze’ bray 
n..'The point in the heavens 
, n. The west wind; any 
zeph yrs soft, gentle wind. 
ze" TO, ina thermometer} ‘cipher, 
a. ‘Havin sharp. and quick 
zig’ Zag, turns. ms 
ra: 
ZO di at, the twelve signs, © 
Relating. to the. Z0- 
nA dison as ie earth 
weve’ girdle, ie Me yi 


aes a ee 


n. hey act of barking, as - 


book, déve, full,” use; ean, — gem, thin; ' thou. 


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‘ble; that of others is palpably wrong—at variance with | ety’ 
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the orthography is eptrectod by rules. 2. bis 
A bat’ able» |bi’ as ing endj'e él’ ing? 
ne cow ter’ °)|big’ oted » ”~ |De bat’ “bie ; 
a chiév’a ble jbil’ let ed © |de fense’ > > 
-ad vis’.a ble | blam’ able: » |de pend’ ent — 

} a pos’ tasy” buf’ feted ~~ |de pos’ aoe i 
ap pall’ ~*|buf’ feting © |de pos’ it” 
ap par’ el ed -|€ab’ abist’» > |de fens’ i ble 

ap par’eling | ean’ celed » © /desir’ a ble 

|ap prise’ Toiniom | ean’ celing» | de vel’ op - 

|ap prize’ Govauey | ean’ dor | di’ o cése” 

| ap prov’ able | cen’ ter \dis patel 

‘rd’ or: cen’ ter ed: dis pens’ a. ble™. 
dirm’ or )|cen’ ter ing |dis pos’ a ble 

[as ertb’a ble »|chan’neled*» |dis prov’ a, ‘ble | 
| au’ thor chan’ nel i ing dis séize’ = 6° 

ax abet # ‘| chis’ el-ed- dis honor “> 
Bal lot. ed, | chis’ ehing ©: © {dis till’ 
bal’ lot ing cl gir’ di vid’ able © 
bar’ reled ._|cim’eter. .. - |doek’ eted =» 
bar’ reling . +|¢los’ et ed» © «|down’ fall 
be fall’ ©. -y ° :felos’ ot ing “|duch' ess: » 

be hav’ ior ~ | e6F of $3 »|duch’ y 

ben’ e fit.ed> ~»..| eon trol’ lemsicre {du’ el ing 
‘ben’ e fiting “» steor' set ed \«: |du’ el ist’ 

i bev’ el ed’ »|eoun’ sel ed dull’ ness 
bev’ eling ‘«s|eoun’ sel i naa '| He’ sta'sy » 
bi’ as ed. eud)’ * ed. em bas’ sa dor » 


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ts 


... bar, hall, a prey, marine, pin, bird, move, 


em’ per or 
en deav’ or 
en list’ 

en’ ter prise 
en treat’ 

en vel’.op 

e’ qual ed 

e’ qual ing 
e’ qual ize 
ex elis’a ble 
ex pense’. a «wht 
ex te’ rior 
ex till’ 

Fa’ vor 

fla’ vor .. 
fore stall’ 
fore tell’ . 
ful fill’ 

full’ ness 
Gam’ bol ed 
gay ¢ ty 
gay! ly 
grav’ el ed 
grav’ el ing 
grov’ el ed 
grov’ el ing 
guar’ an. ty 
gulf 

Har’ bor 
har’ bor ing 
hight 

hon’ or 

hu’ mor 

Im mov’ a ble 
im pan’ nel. ed 
| im: prov’ a ble 


in ¢lose’ 
in dors’ a ble 


lin dorse’ - 


in eratt’ 


in quire’ 


ae oe insur’ ance 


in stre’ 


Tin trust’ 


in struet’ or 

Jew’ el er 

\jew’ el ry 
La’ beled. 

la’ bel.ing 

lanch 

lev’ el.ed 


lev’ eling 


li’ bel ed 


jh’ bel mg 
hi’ bel ous | 
|léde’ stone 


Ma néw’ ver 
manor 

mar’ shal ed 
mar’ shal ing 
mar’ shal er 


-|miir’ vel ed 


miir’ vel ing 
mir’ vel-ous 


mod’ el ed 
mod’ el ing 
mold 


~~ |malt > 


mov’ a ble 


|O’ dor 


Pan’ el od 


| Quar’ reled . 


|re-eall’ 


mer’ chand ise. 


% —- a ble 


pan’ el ing 
par’ lor 


par’ al lel ed 


| pen’ cil ed. 


pen’ cil ing 


phe’ nix © 


plow « on and 9)” 


-|poek’ et ed 


poek” eting =|. 


-|prac’ tice ».. 


pre tense’ 
prof’ it ed 
prof’ it ing. 
prov’ able 


quar’ rel ing 
Rat’ a ble. 
rav’ el ed 


ree’ om pense 
ree on cil’ a ble 
re dout’ » 

re dout’.a ble 
re en force’ 
re mov’ a ble 
re prov’ a ble 
rev’ eled — 
rev’ el ing” 
rig’ or: 

ri’ val ed © 

ri’ val ing 

riv’ et ed 

riv’ et ing 
row’ el ed 
row’ eling — 


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sav’ior, ...;|splen’dor __.. |tram’ mel ne 
sa’ vor: .. ee J sue’ €or . -|trav’ eled . 
scep’ ter ed su pe’ ri or... |trav’eler. 
sén’ ior... ; | Sur. pri fp [trav el ing. | 
sep’ ulcher.. sys’ temize -|tu’mor 
sep’ ul eher ed | sys’ tem iz ed _, |tun 
_shdv’ el er -|'Tam’ bor — 4 | Val’ or 
shév’eled . _ | tar’ get ed _ Va’ por <3 Ss, 
shov’ el ing “ | tir get eer’ {villainous >| 
shriv’eled . .|ten’or — _. | vis’ it or : 
shriv’ eling ._. | thrall | Will’ fal 
iskep’ tie _ thrall’ ddm_ ._. | wir’ ship ed 
skep’ ticism . jtin’seled _, | wor’ ship er . 
skill’ ful -|tram’ mel ed 


wor’ ship ing 


Aa’ ron’ 

A’ bel » 

A bi’ el © 
Abi’ jah * 
Ab’ ner | 
A’ braham 
A’ brany © 

| Ad’ am © 
Ad’ ri an 
Al’ bert 
Al bert’ us 


A lex’ is » 
AY fred © 
Al len © © 
A lon’ zo » 


Al ex an’ der » 


Am’ braee | 
Am’ mi 
A’ mos 


| An’ drew 


An’ tho ny 
Arch’ i i bald 
Ar’ te mas ~~ 
Ar’ thur 
Au gus’ tus * 
Aus’ tin - 

A’ sa 

A’ sa hel 


| Ash’ ere ' 
Bar’ na bas 
Bas’ il 
‘| Be’ la 


THE MOST. USUAL NAMES OF MEN, ACCENTED. 
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w&1Ce’ cil zi 
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Chester: > 
Chris’ to pher — 
€lem’ ent — 
Cor nél’ ius: 
Cyp’ rian 

Cy’ rus: 


-|Dan’ i el 
-|Dar’us es.) 
»| Da’ vidi=% ‘tsi? 


-|Den’ nis > © 


Eb ene’ zer >: >| 


E liph’ a let" 


E li’ sha 
Eli zur — 
El na’ than 
E’ noeh 
E’ nos 
Ep’ a phras 
hi’ phraim 
E ras’ tus 
1 Eu géne’ 
Ev’ e rard ° 
E ze’ ki el. 
| iz’ ra 
Fe’ lix 
Fran’ cis . 


Ga’ bri el 
Gad 
George » 
Ger’ ard . 
'Gid’ e on: 


_ | Gil’ bert 


| Giles 

| God’ frey 
| Greg’ ory 
: Gus ta’ vus: 


Fred’ er ick _}J 


_ |Hez e ki’ ah 
~ | Hi’ ram 


Hor’ ace ~* 


Hora” tio 


High ~~ 
Ieh’ a bod © 


1 ra 


I’ saae 
Is’ ra el 
Ith’ i el 
Ja’ bez 
Ja’ cob 
James 
Ja’ red — 


| Jas’ per 


Ja’ son | 
Jed e di’ ah 
Jef’ frey 

Je hi’ el 


| Jer e mi’ ah 


Je rome’ 


| John 


Jon’ a than 


‘| Jo’ nas 


Jo’ seph | 


Jo se’ phus 


Josh’ ua 


|Josi ah 
| Ju’ dah 


Jul’ ian 
Jul’ ius 
Jus’ tus 
La’ ban 
Laz’ a rus. 


parm 


Mon roe’ _- 
Mor’ timer 
Mor’ ton 
Mo’ ses 


|Na’ hum 


Na’ than 
Na than’ iel 


Ne he mi’ ah | 


Nel’ son: 
Nich’ o las 
Nor’ man 


Obadiah... 


O’ bed | 
Ol i ver 
Or lan’ do 


~~ |Or’ ville | | 


caeaiea 


SR igh) ae OR arene ae 


Phi lan’ der 
Phil’ e mon, or — 
Phi le’ mon - 
Philip 
Phi’ lo 
Phi los 
Phin’ e as 
Piérre 
Plin’ y 
Ralph. 
Rew’ ben | 
Rich’ ard. | 
Rob’ ert A 


‘| Sil ves’ ter 


Sim’ e on 
Si’ mon | 


‘|Sol’ o mon 


Stan’ ley 
Ste’ phen * 


_ |Steu ben’ 


Thad’ de us 
The’ o dore 


Rog’ er 


The oph’ i lus» 


: Uri ah 


Val’ en tine 

Vin’ cent Baw 
Wal’ terinat <1) + 
Wash’ ing ton Gy’ ° 


| Wes’ leyan Zeer 


Wil’ lard 

Wil’ liam 

Wil’ lis 

Wy! lys 

Ze’ bul 3 
Zech ari’ ah 
Zi’ na 

Vie’ tor 


NAMES OF WOMEN; ACCENTED. 


Ab’ by & wren 
Ab’ i gail. 
A’ da. 

Ad’ e line~ 
Ag’ nes— 

Al ice 

Al mi’ ra > 
A man’ di 
A mél ié_* 
A’ my — 

An’ ge lé 

An ge li’ na— 
An’ na_. 


An’ nie— 
Arabella . 
Au gus’ ta.» 
Au rél ia 


| Be lin’ da — 
| Ber’ tha 


Bet’ sy——. 
Blanche 
Bridg’ et- 
Brit an’ nid 
€ar’ o line—> 
€ath’ a rine~ * 
Ce cil’ ia 

Ce leste’ 


An nette’ 


Cel’ it. 


Chir’ lotte 
€lar’ d- 

©la ris’ si 
€on’ stance 
€or dél’ ia 
€or nel’ ia 
Cyn’ thi a 
Deb’ o rah- 
Dél’ ia. 
Dor’ eas- 
Dor’ o thy. 
EI’ ea nor » 
E lee’ ta- 

E li za 

E liz’ a beth 


ete 


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El len as seek 


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El vi’ ra 
Em’ e lines’ 
E mil’ ia § 
Him’ i lines > 
Hm! bly: Ks ls? 
Em’ ma %> 
Ks’ thers.’ 
Ku gen! la z 
Eu’ nice 
Faith 

Flo’ ri 
Flor’ ence |S *’ 
Fran’ ces 
Geor gi an’ 
Ger’ trude he 
Grace 
Han’ nah. 
Har’ ri et 

Hel’ en. 

Hel e’ na ~ 
Hen riet’ ta » 
Hes’ ter | 
Hul’ dah. . 
I’ da «4 

I réne’ =. 
Is’ a bel - 
Is a bel’ la. 


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Jen’ net 2 


‘Je ru’ shies 
‘| Jo han’ na 


Jiil’:ia ie’ 


| Jul ian’ a 
Kate | 
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La vill’ 1a 
Lou 1’ s& & 
Lu” cid 


‘| Lu ei na” 2 
Lu cin’ di" 


Lu ere” tid 
Lu’ cy 


»|Ma’ bebox | 
| Mal vi na » 


Mar” cia. 


Mar’ ga ret - 
Ma ri’ 


Mar’ ti re 


Ma ry ann’. 
Ma til’ da. 


.|Me hit’.a bel ee 
.| Me lis’ si 
| Mer’ cy fa dad 


ss oe 


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“|Ro bert’ & a | 


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